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Everything you need to know before heading out for your day.
Unique accommodations in case you want to extend your experience.
A series of sealed notes that you open along the way that will guide you to each new stop.
Lots of unexpected surprises and details to help make the most of your day.
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They say every great journey begins with a single step. which step will you take to begin your travel.
Bridges, Rapids and Trails
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The River and Valley Route
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Craft beers, dreamy vineyards
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Rural vin eyards (summer)
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A beautiful town
Awe inspiring water views
Pretty pathways
Urban breweries
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A forest snowshoe
Gorgeous rural stops
As Far as the Eye Can See
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Serene outdoor galleries
Architecture that will amaze
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A brewery, cidery and distillery
Snowshoe trails
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Boardwalks and bridges
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Butter tarts, cheesecake and donuts
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Winter skating trail
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Sips, Strolls and Surprises
Unexpected paths
A gorgeous waterway
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Peaceful and Inspiring Places
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Bakeries and decadent cheesecake
Unexpected stops
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Rural feels in the city
Water views and wildlife
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Cool coffee shops
Insta-worthy backdrops
Exploring the west end of Ottawa - This is an urban journey
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Chocolate, cheese an d cafes
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
2012, Fantasy/Adventure, 2h 49m
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Peter Jackson's return to Middle-earth is an earnest, visually resplendent trip, but the film's deliberate pace robs the material of some of its majesty. Read critic reviews
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Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) lives a simple life with his fellow hobbits in the shire, until the wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen) arrives and convinces him to join a group of dwarves on a quest to reclaim the kingdom of Erebor. The journey takes Bilbo on a path through treacherous lands swarming with orcs, goblins and other dangers, not the least of which is an encounter with Gollum (Andy Serkis) and a simple gold ring that is tied to the fate of Middle Earth in ways Bilbo cannot even fathom.
Rating: PG-13 (Intense Action Violence|Frightening Images|Intense Fantasy Violence)
Genre: Fantasy, Adventure
Original Language: English
Director: Peter Jackson
Producer: Carolynne Cunningham , Zane Weiner , Fran Walsh , Peter Jackson
Writer: Fran Walsh , Philippa Boyens , Peter Jackson , Guillermo del Toro
Release Date (Theaters): Dec 14, 2012 wide
Release Date (Streaming): Dec 11, 2015
Box Office (Gross USA): $303.0M
Runtime: 2h 49m
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
Production Co: WingNut Films
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital, SDDS, Datasat
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Ian McKellen
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Richard Armitage
Thorin Oakenshield
Graham McTavish
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Stephen Hunter
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Aidan Turner
John Callen
Peter Hambleton
Mark Hadlow
Elijah Wood
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Cate Blanchett
Christopher Lee
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Guillermo del Toro
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having read the books a long time ago in a galaxy far away (inc. the silmarilion or whatever the F) and having seen the LOTR's films when they came out too but not really paying any attention to it all since then, this was a reminder of the imagination and creativity of J.R.R. Tolkien expertly put to screen once again by peter jackson. now fervently waiting to devour the desolation of smaug whenever it plays on TV.
Precious Gollumses!!
It's definitely no LOTR...But it's still a pretty cool movie. Sure, it took it's time to try to tell the story and dragged on for a little too long, but other than that, the special effects were great, and it was entertaining as hell. It's a good introduction to The Hobbit franchise.
The decision to split up The Hobbit, has in turn split audiences. Many decry it as a simple money making scheme (which in essence it is), others struggle to see how on book only a quarter the size of any LotR book is expected to stretch the same amount of cinema time as the whole Rings trilogy combined. I however, see it as a positive. I don't mind in the least paying an extra $15 out of my own pocket for an extra 6 hours of quality film like this. It's only when they expects people to pay actual money for shite like the Twilight franchise or the Death at a Funeral U.S. remake that I have a problem with Hollywood's greed. The Hobbit, on the other hand, is perfectly capable of backing up its ticket price. And then... Lots. And lots extra. Which is nice. It differs greatly from the book in many aspects, though it has been so damn long since I've read it that I'm not sure what's actually been changed, what's new, what's gone, and what I just don't have right in my head. Martin Freeman (Sherlock, Hot Fuzz, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Shaun of the Dead, Love, Actually, Ali G Indahouse) is a fantastic Bilbo, he manages to sort of create this halfway point between Frodo and the Bilbo of the LotR trilogy. Which is really kind of perfect when you think about it. Gandalf's the same as ever, really nothing to recap (which is a solid move in my mind). Frodo's also back for some flashback/forward scenes (depending on how you look at it). Which totally makes sense, flaunt 'em if you got 'em. This isn't a line by line adaptation of The Hobbit, it's the first film of the Peter Jackson prequel to the Peter Jackson trilogy of the Rings, both of which are somewhat based on the books. So in his version of the world (which is still very loveable, just different) it makes perfect sense to have these great cameos. The Dwarves are where it all gets a bit confusing. Remembering names and faces, all that jazz. Before I continue though, let me get myself decapitated by all of Tumblr. Why the fuck is everyone going so goddamn schizoid over Kili (Played by Aidan Turner [Being Human, The Tudors]) when he's the one Dwarf without a motherhuggin' beard!? I may not be as beard-savy as L'alice (whose Tumblr is MainliningBeards) but I do appreciate the shit out of them (on that, how amazing is Thror's beard? All armoured and junk, goddamn). He's this skinny fucker with no beard, and does archery all over the place. I mean, yes it does seem like they somehow managed to fuse together Legolas and Aragon to create this dude, which is a nice touch, but he's not that babin' and he sure as shit isn't a Dwarf. Now the other two "sexy" members of the party (is sexy not heterosexual enough, should that be "eye-candy"... Nah, fuck it. Sexy) I can totally get behind. Thorin Oakenshield (Played by Richard Armitage [Captain America, Robin Hood, Strike Back, Spooks]) and Fili (Played by Dean O'Gorman[Xena, Young Hercules, Toy Love]) are not only very, very attractive, but I also totally buy them as fantasy creatures from Middle Earth. The actors playing Balin, Bifur, Bofur, Bombur, Oin, Gloin, Nori, Dori and Ori weren't overly familiar to me. Though Graham McTavish (Green Street Hooligans 2, Rambo, The Bill, Rome, King Arthur, Erik the Viking, Dante's Inferno, Call of Duty franchise, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Dawn of War II) as Dwalin is clearly a fuckin' badass. I do have some qualms with changes made, not from novel to screen, but from LotR to The Hobbit. Given that both are Peter Jackson's work, and they're meant to be in his world, why was it necessary to change the appearance of firmly grounded canonical things? The Goblins of The Hobbit (above) are great, but look nothing like the original ones. The Wargs seem to have actually taken a backwards step in my eyes, and are also unfamiliar in this screen world. It's difficult to back up my statements about "It's okay to not be the same as the book, it's Jackson's world" if Jackson keeps changing his mind about what his world even looks like. Azog not looking like any other orc was fine by me though. He was an incredible looking bad guy, with a back story, a great actor behind him (Australian Manau Bennett [Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms, Spartacus series, Sinbad and the Minotaur, 30 Days of Night, The Condemned]). Ultimately, the only killer for me about The Hobbit, is knowing that despite the fact that it's completely finished, it's still only being released at a rate of one film a year, and that hurts, because honestly, The Hobbit's great. Watch it as an adaptation of the book, watch it as a fantasy epic, watch it as the LotR prequel, watch it as a heart-warming tale of adventure from mediocrity, watch it as a cinematic marvel, or just plain watch it as Beard-Porn, whatever, it's maybe not life changing, but it's enjoyable as Hell. 79% -Gimly
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Unexpected Journeys: Clever road trip itineraries from Ottawa
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Sometimes it’s fun to plan a road trip in great detail. And sometimes it’s fun to just hop in the car and head off on a random adventure. But have you ever wished you could take a road trip that combines the best of both approaches: lots of surprises AND lots of background information? A new local company called Unexpected Journeys aims to do just that.
My friend Stephanie and I tried out the company’s River and Valley Route package a few weeks ago and had a lot of fun. I’m going to try to explain how the concept works, without giving away too many secrets.
The concept: Eastern Ontario and Outaouais driving itineraries
OK, I’ll admit off the top that the video above isn’t going to win any cinematography prizes! But I hope it gives you some idea of how beautifully packaged these itineraries are. Mine arrived in an opaque envelope, sealed with wax and tied with silver ribbon.
When I opened the package, I discovered a few little treats (I won’t spoil the surprise), and then saw a folded-over paper entitled “What you need to know before you embark on your journey. Open me before you leave.”
Inside, I discovered tips on what to bring (sunscreen, bathing suits), what time of day to start the trip (early), and a couched-in-mystery list of the five stops on the itinerary. For each stop, the list included information such as how long the stop might take, whether there were any costs for things such as parking, and whether food, drinks and bathrooms were available at the stop. Each stop had a capsule description, such as “A quiet start to the day” or “A beautiful town.”
The itinerary also delineated the travel time between stops and noted that there would be lots of options for things to see and do at each stop.
“Lots” is a bit of an understatement, but more on that later!
Setting out
On a humid Sunday morning at 9am, I picked up Stephanie, my navigator and co-conspirator on this secret mission. She was in charge of opening the “stop” sheets one by one, and providing directions and reading out the background information on the places we would discover. Armed with a cooler, sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses and more, we set off into the unknown.
Our first stop: The beach
No, I’m not going to tell you exactly where the beach is—although I will reveal that it was about 50 minutes from downtown Ottawa. The spot was a lovely place to start to the day, and I doubt I ever would have found it on my own without some serious research.
One of the recommendations on our sheet was to skip some stones on the water. When we got to the beach, there were only four other people there: a middle-aged couple, and a mom with a young child. The man of the couple was indeed skipping stones.
Just as I was wondering whether they were following the same itinerary we were, the stone-skipper’s wife—who was sitting on a rock nearby, admiring the view—asked if we were doing an Unexpected Journey. When we replied that we were, she said that she and her husband were as well, and we all laughed at the coincidence.
They were from Renfrew and had received the package as a gift. We chit chatted for a bit, then went our separate ways—but we spotted each other at least twice in different places as the day went on. As we nodded hello to each other each time, it felt a little like being a member of a secret society of adventurers.
Our second stop: A cute town
The time suggestion for this cute town was one hour, but we stayed much longer, exploring lovely little shops and eating my new discovery: morning buns. Where have these crunchy-sweet pastries been all my life?
Stephanie was in search of a vintage plant stand, so we did some serious antiquing.
We also discovered this fine display in a local bookstore.
After shopping, we spent some time exploring this charming park.
If we’d been keen, we could have cooled off with a swim, too.
However, tasty as the morning buns were, we were in search of something more substantial for lunch. The third suggested stop was a conservation area with hiking trails, which would have been fabulous if we hadn’t spent so much time shopping and worked up an appetite. (By coincidence, I’d just explored that conservation area a few weeks earlier and I can highly recommend it, if you do end up buying and following this route.)
The structure of the itineraries makes it very easy to adjust them to your own schedule and interests, so we skipped ahead to stop four, where we knew we’d find restaurants. And we did!
Our third stop: A relaxing village
A word to the wise: This trip might be better to take on a Saturday, as many stores and restaurants in both the town and the village were still closed on Sundays (likely due to the acute shortage of staff so many businesses are dealing with these days).
That was exactly the situation at the first restaurant we aimed for, but no worries. We were able to snag the last patio table at another spot recommended in the Unexpected Journeys itinerary for our third stop, which turned out to be a pretty village within the Ottawa city limits. The hopping café overlooks the main street.
I’m not ashamed to admit that I devoured my Tuscan grilled cheese sandwich—packed with mozzarella, pesto, salami, sausage and sun-dried tomatoes on grilled sourdough—as though I’d never seen food before. (Exploring and shopping is hard work, and by this time it was about 1:30pm.)
Despite our earlier retail adventures, we couldn’t resist checking out a few more shops. What can I say? The stores were full of cool things.
And then, of course, it was time for ice cream. Because, well, it’s always time for ice cream, when you encounter a shop that makes all its own stuff in a rotating list of 60 flavours. Choices that day included sticky toffee pudding, and peanut butter and jelly, but I went for the raspberry cheesecake ice cream and enjoyed it thoroughly. (Even better was the tub of butter-tart ice cream I bought to bring home.)
Our last stop of the day—although far from the last choice on the Unexpected Journeys itinerary—was a craft brewery, where I picked up a six pack featuring two each of three different beers. (For the record, I liked the amber best.)
The roads not taken
By that point, it was 4pm. Stephanie and I were feeling the heat and decided to call it a day. In about half an hour, we were back in downtown Ottawa.
If we’d wanted to keep going, though, our little envelope included a fifth stop that was packed with ideas for additional adventures, including hikes, waterfalls, a historic manor house, and even more shopping and dining.
In all, by the time we returned to downtown Ottawa, we’d logged a little over 170 kilometres.
Would I recommend trying an itinerary?
In a word, yes—if you’re open to serendipity and enjoy surprises. On the other hand, if you’re the type who finds the planning half the fun, who thrives on schedules or who likes to know exactly what to expect on a road trip, this won’t be for you.
Overall, this was an extremely well researched and artfully presented package. We only spotted one slightly wrong address, and a quick U-turn quickly got us pointed back in the right direction.
There was more than enough content in the envelope for multiple outings—truly, we only scratched the surface, and we moved —so if you buy one, I’d advise saving it and reusing it. As the introduction to the package notes, “You could return to this journey and have a different experience in every season.”
The envelope also included information on accommodations, which you could open early if you decided in advance to make a weekend of it. Doing so, of course, would reveal your destination.
The details: Prices, packages and how to buy
Unexpected Journeys currently offers nine itineraries, with themes such as romance (Love Is in the Air), photogenic views (Wonderful Waterfalls and Lookouts) and wine and beer (Sips, Strolls and Surprises).
The company’s website includes enough basic details on each itinerary—including the distance of the starting point from Ottawa and other cities, general direction from Ottawa, total driving time, accessibility, recommended fitness level for the activities and the pet friendliness of the destinations—to allow you choose the right package for you without knowing too much about where you will be going.
Packages cost $55 each, plus shipping and GST/HST. To learn more, go to the Unexpected Journeys website .
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I recognized the Robert Simpson Park in Arnprior. It’s one of our favourite spots to spend an afternoon.
I won’t say yes or no, to keep the secret…but I will say you’ve got a good eye! 🙂
Carp for ice-cream and crafted beer.
Quite possibly…😊
Arnprior. The photos of the park pavilion and beach have it away but where was the relaxing village , the shops and the ice cream store ? Do tell 🙂
Hmmm, let’s see…it’s within the Ottawa city limits and it has the same name as a fish. Its name also rhymes with the short form of “tarpaulin.” 🙂
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Unexpected journeys : the art and life of Remedios Varo
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Welcome to your Unexpected Journey!
Unexpected Journey is the introduction week for the study programmes of the Academy for Leisure & Events and the Academy for Tourism of Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas). During this introduction you will get to know your fellow students and classmates, Breda University of Applied Sciences and the city of Breda. It is the best way to start your time as a student in Breda.
This year this introduction will take place from Tuesday 27 August up to and including Friday 30 August 2024. Check out this website to find out all you need to know about your Unexpected Journey.
What can you expect?
- A great time!
- A perfect way to get to know your new classmates!
- More information about your programme, BUas and Breda!
- The greatest parties with the best performers!
- Memories and friends for life!
Impressions
Are you curious about what Unexpected Journey has to offer? Then check here for a number of our favourite photos of the past few years!
We are proud of our partners and suppliers who join us in making your Unexpected Journey possible! Click the logos to learn more about these organisations.
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Experiences.
How did other students experience the introduction week? We can image that you are curious about how other students experienced their introduction week. Here a number of students share their Unexpected Journey experiences.
Merijn – Tourism student
”An amazing week of fun and getting to know each other. I recommend every first-year student to take part in this introduction week!”
Jelte – Leisure & Events student
”Unexpected Journey is the ideal way to get to know your fellow students. By throwing yourself into the deep, you challenge yourself to take steps that make you feel welcome in Breda and BUas right away! This week is recommended for everyone, no one excluded!”
Pieter – Tourism student
”The introduction week gives a good impression of the city of Breda. “Gezelligheid” is key, and that is how I experienced the city. I recommend every first-year BUas student to go to the Unexpected Journey. I got to know my classmates much better and that really helped me in the rest of my studies!!”
Quinta – Tourism student
“I had a wonderful time during my Unexpected Journey. I met so many great people during this week and can honestly say: I made friends for life! Often, I look back on these memories and realise that Unexpected Journey was a perfect start to my student life. I definitely recommend all incoming students to join this amazing week!”
Get in touch!
Telephone/WhatsApp General: +31 (0)6 – 4111 8235 Suppliers: +31 (0)6 – 4111 8435
Email General: [email protected] Crew: [email protected]
Organisation’s visiting address Breda University of Applied Sciences Mgr. Hopmansstraat 2 4817 JS Breda The organisers’ office is located on the ground floor of the Ocean Building.
Organisers’ office opening hours Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 17:00 Closed on public holidays.
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