| Also thanks to Margaret's mum for all the home cooked foods she had prepared for us. Nothing like eating at home especially in a foreign country where Asian food is quite difficult to find. | 
| Bye bye Calgary I hope to visit this place again. | 
| Toronto was our last destination and has a time different of two hours from Calgary. | 
| So this is the neighbourhood of Mount Pleasant, Brampton a relatively new and well planned community and it will be our base for the next couple of days. | 
| Cheltenham Badlands, Caledon and locted exactly at GPS : 43.774069, -79.944778 at the roadside of Olde Baseline Road. | 
| The Red Clay Hills has to be carefully taken care as it is a fragile formation and restriction access is ought to be carried out. | 
| Just imagine it used to be a river bed once upon a time, it used to be occupied by a large river and it got dry up over the thousands of years and now it is a red clay hills. | 
| We were excited to see a wheat field and we insisted we to stop to have a closer feel and we did. | 
| Me and an old school mate from Sultan Badlishah School, Kulim. | 
| We visited an apple farm as we were driving back to Brampton. | 
| Actually the farm was already closed but our brother Tami managed to sweet talk the owner for us to have a brief visit. Well done bro! | 
| Our last stop for the evening was at Shalimar's home for a tea. | 

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