Continuing on with our trip to Le Mont Dore France in late 2022 brings us to our next stop for the day, La Grande Cascade (or "The big Waterfall" in English).My wife and I did this hike after climbing the Puy de Sancy, a hibernating volcano that is a ski hill in the winter and hiking spot on the summer. These two hikes were very close together and we did them both the same day with time to spare.

What happens when Leaky takes a bunch of random photos and doesn't know what to do with them? Well he does a life update post of course! Let's see what I've been doing these past few weeks and months. Summer is wrapping up and we are slowly moving into fall, so buckle up and prepare yourself for some riveting information.

It's Saturday so time to talk about beer. This week I'm reviewing two black lagers. These beers were quite a bit different despite being of the same style of beer. In taste not only in can. Let's take a look. Bon Fire Black Lager

A while back I started taking photos of rooftop antennas and street side lamp posts. I don't know what it is exactly, but there is just something about them that appeals to me. It's like doors and windows I guess. We all know that I have a "thing" for them - I've done a lot of posts on them over the years. I take photos of these sorts of things as whenever I see any that appeal to me and I save them until I have enough to showcase them in a post. I've been saving these ones for years now and I think I'm finally ready to share them with you; maybe it was the warning that I received on my phone indicating that I'm running out of memory...

For this #beersaturday post I'll be reviewing two beers from Oast House Brewers, a small micro brewery located in Niagara on the Lake, in the province of Ontario. The brew pub and restaurant is housed in an old traditional red barn that was actually built back in the 1800s. It has a tasting room, events hall upstairs and patio outside where patrons can enjoy some food and of course, some beer.

Buckle up for our last trip in France. This one brings us to the small town of Le Mont Dore in the Auvergne Rhône Alps region of the country. There, my wife and I spent one of the days of the weekend hiking an inactive volcano called Puy du Sancy.