If You're Ever There...Go Here!

[C0LLETTE]

If you're ever in Torrington Alberta, make sure to go to the Gopher Museum.

[Stone-Butch]

Want a place to visit far from the maddening crowd? Come east to my home Newfoundland Canada. Many things to see and do apart from the everyday amusements. Go to Twillingate and watch icebergs flow down from the north as you stand on a hundred foot cliff and view the Atlantic Ocean. Visit Bonne Bay and watch whales from a land stand or go on a boat tour to see them up close and personal, humpbacks and orca as they breech and give wonderful photo opportunities. If you are adventures go up to the top of the island and visit a functioning Viking village. A place where one of the first Viking settlements was established in North America. Watch the men shear sheep and the women card it and clean it and make clothing. Sit in an antique chair and ponder the past as you view the Atlantic Ocean as the Vikings saw it. As far as food goes, wet your appetite no matter where you decide to dine. Top restaurants or small mom and pop places along your travels have lot of fresh food for all pallets. Now I will stop bragging. Enjoy.

[homoe]

Update: Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced that Chicago will officially move into Phase 4 of the city's reopening plan on June 26, allowing some of the city's top attractions to welcome back guests.

According to a press release, the following businesses will be able to reopen on June 26:

Indoor seating in bars and restaurants
Museums and zoos
Performance venues
Summer camps and youth activities

As previously announced, indoor seating at bars and restaurants will be restricted to 25 percent capacity with a maximum of 50 people per floor. Likewise, capacity at museums will be limited to 50 people per room, with staggered entry and exit from the building to prevent crowding. Performance venues will be able to host plays, concerts and other performances with staggered seating to separate groups of individuals and a capacity limit of 50 people per room or floor (the guidelines mention that up to 50 people could occupy each balcony in a venue). Movie theaters will also be able to resume screenings, with decommissioned rows of seating and a limit of 50 people per theater.

I received this info earlier this week in an email from Chicago's timeout.com

[C0LLETTE]

If you're ever in Ottawa, go to Brewer Park and get a Covid test.

[homoe]

Originally Posted by homoe

Update: Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced that Chicago will officially move into Phase 4 of the city's reopening plan on June 26, allowing some of the city's top attractions to welcome back guests.

According to a press release, the following businesses will be able to reopen on June 26:

Indoor seating in bars and restaurants
Museums and zoos
Performance venues
Summer camps and youth activities

As previously announced, indoor seating at bars and restaurants will be restricted to 25 percent capacity with a maximum of 50 people per floor. Likewise, capacity at museums will be limited to 50 people per room, with staggered entry and exit from the building to prevent crowding. Performance venues will be able to host plays, concerts and other performances with staggered seating to separate groups of individuals and a capacity limit of 50 people per room or floor (the guidelines mention that up to 50 people could occupy each balcony in a venue). Movie theaters will also be able to resume screenings, with decommissioned rows of seating and a limit of 50 people per theater.

I received this info earlier this week in an email from Chicago's timeout.com

With the recent increase of covid-19 associated with drinking in bars, this may be scaled back somewhat! Sorry for any inconvience I might of caused.

[Kelt]

If you are ever in Mount Rainier national Park visit the Grove of the Patriarchs.

[homoe]

is located onTyler and Lawrence Streets and is open every Saturday April through mid-December, uptown on the 600 block of Tyler Street. Farm, food and art vendors offer seasonal produce, pasture-raised meat, seafood, artisan cheeses, hard cider, wine, baked goods, arts and crafts and more.

We have modified our Port Townsend Saturday Farmers Market. Please see our health and safety plan on our home page. We are open from 9am-1pm on Saturdays with farm, food and art vendors. Please come with your shopping list, a face mask, and wash your hands before shopping. Thank you for your participation and support of local small businesses and farms!

http://jcfmarkets.org/saturday