Thousand Islands
Gananoque, on the St. Lawrence. Boats leave the town wharf all summer, and the property is a short walk back from the water.
Have a
night
out.
Shorelines Explorer keeps the nights you spend at four Ontario properties, and a guide to what is worth stepping out for. What you write stays on your iPhone.
Download on the App StoreGananoque · Peterborough · Belleville · Fraserville
Four shorelines.
Pick the property the app should open on. Tonight follows that shoreline: a hero, a few places to start, and the evenings you have already written down.
Peterborough
Head of the Trent–Severn, on the Otonabee. A lift lock, Hunter Street after dark, and Little Lake a few minutes from the floor.
Belleville
Bay of Quinte nights, and the road south toward Prince Edward County. A pier, a trail, and dunes under an hour away.
Kawartha Downs
Fraserville, above Rice Lake. A half-mile oval in drumlin country, ten minutes south of Peterborough.
The guide.
Forty-eight places across the property and the town around it. Filter by shoreline and by the kind of outing you want, then open a place for the write-up.
On the floor
Dining
Stage and sound
On the water
Trails and parks
Heritage
Shoreline
Countryside
Write the
night
down.
The centre button logs an evening: property, date, title, note, companions, mood, linked places, and photos from your camera or library. The journal lines those nights up by month. The trail reads them back as shorelines visited, moods, milestones, and the tags you reuse.
Moods describe the atmosphere of a visit. They are not wins, losses, or money. The app does not take a wager, hold an account, or process a payment.
Before it blurs.
Download Shorelines Explorer and keep the next night with the shoreline it belonged to.
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