I said to Timo yesterday that today was going to be an easy ride because it was so short, only 100 km. I was wrong. We had the roughest roads
I said to Timo yesterday that today was going to be an easy ride because it was so short, only 100 km. I was wrong. We had the roughest roads
Today was the beginning of the second half of our cycling. It is hard to believe that in 8 days it will all be over! Timo and I stopped in
I am overwhelmed by the hospitality that is shown to us by so many strangers. Carol made breakfast for us then drove us to church. Where we were warmly welcomed
The east shore of Lake Superior has tons of beaches – many beautiful spots to stop and take a dip. I didn’t but Alain and Timo did. Here are few
Today’s cycling was the opposite of Day 8. We started with a fairly strong tail wind which pushed us along sometimes over 40km/hr on the flats. Later in the day
The day started hard because we had some decent hills between Terrace Bay and Marathon. Here’s a view looking back at one of the hardest climbs (and it started close
We had a gorgeous, sunny day to ride. The first half of the ride was fairly uneventful but things really picked up in the afternoon. For rode over the Nipigon Bridge,
Paul and Gaye got up very early to send us off with a hearty breakfast of bacon, eggs and cinnamon buns. Because we had a meet and greet in Thunder
Because Timo was speaking at a church in Thunder Bay on Sunday and I was speaking in a church in Dryden, we were not together on Monday.The original plan was that
Today was a rest day. Del and Brenda, our hosts in Dryden, are introducing us to so many wonderful people. They treated us to a Sunday morning buffet with four