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Victoria's Cupboard is a very nice "fluffy and shiney things" store, except that for some reason, there's a tree hanging from the ceiling.

Figures that in Thunder Bay there's a store for tropical clothing and housewares.

We also hate Kevin, but that's beside the point. :P

Oh man, the Inntowner. The Inntowner confuses me. On one hand, it claims to be an inn...

But on the other, it doesn't look like any inn I've ever seen before. I dread to wonder what the rooms look and smell like.

... but you already probably already noticed that MASSIVE waterfall already.

Despite rave reviews, Kakabeka Falls: the Musical sadly failed to draw crowds while we were there.

And the singing gave the beaver in the park office a headache.

BEST SIGN EVER. I would have eaten there, but it looks like that place has been closed for some time.

I still hold on to my theory that "Buffeteria" may be the greatest non-word in the English language.

Nothing says "A fun day at the park!" like kiddie tanks. Although you can't see it here, each seat had it's own toy gun.

For some reason, the infomation booth at the Terry Fox Lookout has a vaguely far eastern theme.

Bob's Motel! What a name!

Look, I don't know either, but I laughed at it every time we drove by.

Signs you're in Thunder Bay