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Originally Posted by van Hemessen
Cleveland's a great city and it's clear why Canadians would want to take a ferry to Cleveland rather than driving all the way around through Detroit or Buffalo.
The question is why anyone from Cleveland would want to take a ferry across to Canada.
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Port Stanley, London, St. Thomas, and area is a lot more attractive than people make it out to be. Especially when you compare it to Cleveland lol.
Elgin County has lots of wildlife, virgin Carolinian forest (which is rare), viniards, and other scenic areas. Port Stanley has a quaint small town port feel, with lots of parks, a great beach, and plenty of restaurants and shops to keep you occupied. St. Thomas has a downtown unusually big for its population, with lots of Victorian architecture. There's the old courthouse, city hall, and again, lots of parks. And London has lots of culture, and its own charm.
Also, if people drive over (or if there's a train between Port Stanley and London), Clevelanders could also visit other parts of Ontario like Kitchener, Toronto, etc.