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document.getElementById("hotdeal_date1").innerHTML='Apr 24 to May 01';
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document.getElementById("hotdeal_text2").innerHTML='Renfew Coutry, ON';
document.getElementById("hotdeal_price2").innerHTML='$1,200';
document.getElementById("hotdeal_date2").innerHTML='Mar 05 to Mar 12';
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document.getElementById("hotdeal_text3").innerHTML='Huron, ON';
document.getElementById("hotdeal_price3").innerHTML='$2,275';
document.getElementById("hotdeal_date3").innerHTML='Mar 05 to Mar 12';
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document.getElementById("attraction_body1").innerHTML=' Visit Sculpture Forest (Haliburton, ON)
The Haliburton Sculpture Forest is a unique outdoor collection of sculptures by Canadian and international artists. The trails in the Sculpture Forest for walking and bike riding in spring, summer and fall and skiing in the winter, provide changing perspectives of the forest and the sculptures in each of the seasons.
The Sculpture Forest experience, which is unstructured and unscripted, is ideal for families looking for an interesting outing, for those who enjoy outdoor trails, and for people looking for a unique artistic experience.
A full tour takes approximately 1 - 1.5 hours and includes a tour guide who will provide you with background on the artists, the sculptures and the Sculpture Forest.
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document.getElementById("attraction_body2").innerHTML=' Enjoy the spirit of Tobermory village (Bruce Peninsula, ON)
Tobermory village is a small community (local population - 500 residents) that is located at the top point of Bruce Peninsula. The village itself is very popular tourist attraction - there are a lot of restaurants and cafes (popular dish is the local white fish), beautiful harbour with many private and tour boats, cozy motels and Bed & Breakfast cottages.
The lives and activities of Tobermory s residents have always centered around boats and the two, fine harbors of Big Tub and Little Tub. Its strategic location has made Tobermory a port of refuge for canoe, mackinaw boat, schooner, steamer and yacht. The harbors have also provided an ideal base of operations to fleets of fishing tugs, the Manitoulin car ferries, guide boats, dive tugs and tour boats. At the begining of past century during the boom of logs cut, there were 3 sawmills operationg in Tobermory. In 1930s the focus sweetched to guide boats and eventually it became one of the main tourist destinations in Ontario.
There are a lot of restaurants and cafes in Tobermory. Popular dish around the village is the local white fish. There is also a wide range of local accommodations such as hotels, cottages, Bed & Breakfasts and campgrounds. In general, Tobermory is a perfect getaway spot for families, photographers, divers, hikers and everyone who loves beautiful nature.