And that’s it: The first leg of “Memories of Migration: Russlaender Tour 100” is over.
From July 6-11, 60 people travelled by train and bus from Quebec City to Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, getting to know each other, sharing stories and learning more about the journeys taken by their ancestors 100 years ago.
The first leg ended with two days in the Kitchener-Waterloo area...
For the rest of this blog post, visit canadianmennonite.org/stories/first-leg-ends.
John Longhurst is a freelance writer from Winnipeg who is blogging about the tour.
Images:
Ingrid Reisen Moehlmann of Winnipeg (left) and Jennifer Bergen of Abbotsford take time to swing behind an Old Order Mennonite school house in southern Ontario. (Photo by John Longhurst)
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