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One change that is very welcome for many at this time of year is the change of seasons. Soon it will be spring and everything will start budding again. Without seasonal changes we can’t have gloriously tasty wines like those served at the recent ice wine festival. Or at the fall winery tour that some … Read more
Let’s see if I can wrap this up, post #5 about a 3 day FordNAIAS event, and I barely touched the surface! Of course the North American International Auto Show was more than just a Ford event, all the big players were there with their finest. I found a few of my favourites as … Read more
Those who know me well are likely a little surprised to see all these Ford posts from me lately. You don’t know me to be a car gal. Little known fact: I used to be into cars. I had posters of Lamborghinis and Jaguars on my wall. I photographed MGB’s and Mustang convertibles driving … Read more
The remainder of day 2 allowed for a lot more opportunities to become acquainted with other bloggers from across Canada and around the world. From bus rides to interactive dinners and social/learning events, FordNAIAS provided for more chances to engage with one another than any other blogger event I’ve attended (even those designed for the … Read more
The Ford Rouge Factory was impressive, to say the least. As a part of the FordNAIAS digital summit day 2 began with an overwhelming experience of history and education. The Ford Rouge Factory produces the F150, and used to also manufacture Model A’s, Thunderbirds and Mustangs. Henry Ford designed the assembly plant to automate the … Read more
Whatever you’ve heard about Detroit, there’s plenty there, worth visiting Motor City for. Thanks to Ford Canada, I had an opportunity to get a glimpse last week. [cincopa AQMArHLX54e3] I’m not denying the eye-opening presence of homelessness and dilapidated abandoned homes. If more of us took the time to really appreciate what Detroit has to … Read more