A tour of the scenery and wildlife around Banff, Alberta, Canada, from the cab of a giant snowplow.

Brian makes fresh maple taffy by adding hot maple syrup to fresh snow. A special Winter Treat! Bondi Village Cottage Resort is located near Algonquin park Ontario Canada www.bondi-cottage-resort.com

Pigeons, a duck and a crow fight over what appears to be a hot dog roll in London's beautiful St. James Park.

This beautiful seem of green that runs along the Thames is dotted with statues and memorials, there is a band stand and it is a wonderful spot for a picnic in the summer.

A truly enchanting little green secret in the ‘city’, this park has a wall on which painted tiles pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for others.

Stunning, overgrown and enchanting Victorian cemetery. Tree-lined avenues, tombs, mausoleums and grave-stones tumbling with ivy and history. Stroll around the winding pathways and find the famous residents.

The bronze statue of Peter Pan is in Kensington Gardens, next to Hyde Park. The exact location was chosen by Peter Pan's author, J.M. Barrie. Barrie lived close to Kensington Gardens and published his first Peter Pan story in 1902, using the park for inspiration. In his Peter Pan tale, The Little White Bird, Peter flies out of his nursery and lands beside the Long Water lake - on the spot where the statue now stands.

Located atop one of Worcester's seven main hills, Green Hill Park is the city's largest municipal park. It's over 480 acres contains two ponds, a zoo, picnic grove, playground, little league field, golf course, and handball courts. It's also home to the Massachusetts Vietnam Veterans' Memorial, Summer theater performances, and the summer nationals. The land was sold to the city at the dawn of the 20th century by the Green family for a discounted price as long as the city promised to take care of it and keep it a public park. If not then the heirs of the former Green estate can take it back.

You need at least a whole day to see everything in Versailles Castle. With this video we give you an overview of what you can see. The fountains in the park are only working during the weekends in summer. Visit the website to see more details.

Something magical is happening in King Township. Throughout the summer, starting in June when the sun goes down and the skyline shimmers, some of the brightest stars will shine in Nobleton. King Tourism and local business sponsors are offering a series of 8 outdoor family movies at the Nobleton Sports Park. Outdoor Movies every other Wednesday starting on June 13th through September 19. Film tickets are $5.00 per person and children under 4 free. Bring your family and friends and join your neighbours for 8 family movies under the stars. Movies coming soon: Night at the Museum, RV, Wild Hogs, Bridge to Terabithia and season finale is a public vote. Check '2007 Listings' for details and times.