"Colourful commentary by cheeky characters" A new illustrated blog series created by James Lightle and Jaime Lee Lightle

We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back! I woke up refreshed but with a sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach.

Heading East towards New Brunswick. We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back!

We woke up in Tony and Roxanne’s driveway. It was the first time we had slept in Pembroke in over five years.

We left the Comfort Inn off Hwy 201 in Port Hope and headed back to the Ottawa River Valley. Our destination: Pembroke Ontario.

It was a beautiful, sunny day to drive from Samuel Champlain Provincial Park to Port Hope through Dorset, Lindsay, Bailieboro, and Welcome.

We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back! Waking up with the same headache was like .....

We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back! We left our camp on the banks of the Great Lake Superior as it poured down rain

After taking a cold-water bird bath in the lady’s washroom, we hit the general store for coffee and provisions. ...

We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back! We continued our route West on the trans-Canada after leaving our Hotel...

We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back! We set our first destination of the day on Rouleau Saskatchewan where CTV Show,

We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back! We left Tunnel Mountain Campground at around 8:15 A.M....

We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back! We left our sunny, riverside, camp with the view of the mighty Rockies in Hope

We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back!

We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back!

We are so thankful that we have had the opportunity to share our stories and our art with you and we hope that we can continue to do so in t

We continue our Chronicles of Crossing Canada. Welcome back!

We woke up to clear skies in Thunder Bay and packed up just after daybreak. Two deer greeted us at the park office as we left. We continue

We continue to chronicle our Cross Canada Journey during a very historical time in our country....