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Mad Men. that’s great for telling people you’re going 6, Port Carling) An hours on the weekends you may as years. called Alert in it. That’s pretty much all you need to know. music. It doesn’t get more Canadian than place could coast on history alone. Order Pop in to Rebel Waltz and rectify that away to work on your novel when in reality offshoot of the well swing by while you’re in town. that. Well, I guess technically pizza is the Wild Smokey Balls w/ Sticky Sauce immediately. Air Force Heritage Museum & Air you just want to lose cellphone service. immensely popular What could possibly go wrong? Chez Leo Fried Clams (3868 Route Big Racks BBQ (Building The Granite Room (1056 Mivvik Italian. while keeping a straight face. We dare you. 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