Comments on: Why is Shilly Shally Called Shilly Shally?

By: Gatineau Park Ski Challenge: P10-Fortune: What goes up, must come down. « Momma & Max

Tue, 14 Feb 2012 13:27:23 +0000

[...] Overview: P10 is a popular little place to ski from (I guess that long, long, long hill isn’t so intimidating after all). The parking lot can be quite busy, and I’m sorry to everyone who showed up around 10AM this morning, but I actually stole that last spot. I victoriously snagged it, right before a convoy of about 5 cars pulled in. Luckily though, you can hit up the trails from P10 fairly easily by just parking a little further away at P9 -Dunlop. P10 is another one of those great places to ski from. Once that hill is tackled, you have some great cabins at varying distances (Keogan, Huron, Western, Shilly Sally – does anyone out there know the origins of the name “Shilly Sally?”)(Charles Hodgson @ Guide Gatineau came to my rescue on this question. Here is the answer as to why Shilly Shally is called Shilly Shally: https://guidegatineau.ca/blog/418/why-is-shilly-shally-called-shilly-shally/ [...]

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By: Shilly Shally Circa 1958 | GuideGatineau.ca

Shilly Shally Circa 1958 | GuideGatineau.ca — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 21:00:16 +0000

[...] an old photo of Shilly Shally to the end of the post about how the cabin got its name. You can see it here. Share this:FacebookEmail This entry was posted in News. Bookmark the permalink. ← [...]

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By: A Loss to the Brain Trust « Gatineau Park News

A Loss to the Brain Trust « Gatineau Park News — Thu, 27 May 2010 13:59:42 +0000

[...] Last month Sheila's husband Harry Thomson died. He'd had a cabin in Meech Creek Valley for many years and had before that had a cabin at Fortune Lake; another loss. Sheila herself is the person who revealed to us the origin of the name of Shilly Shally Lodge. [...]

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By: GuideGatineau.ca (Beta) — Blog — Ain't no Burma Road on This Here Map

GuideGatineau.ca (Beta) — Blog — Ain't no Burma Road on This Here Map — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:09:07 +0000

[...] one of the creeks along the trail. (Note: you can see an image of Shilly Shally vintage 1960 by clicking here and scrolling to the bottom of that [...]

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By: Charles Hodgson

Charles Hodgson — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:41:41 +0000

1960 photo of Shilly Shally added Feb 10, 2010

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