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Day 50: Georgetown to Cobourg – 136 KM

Day 50: Georgetown to Cobourg – 136 KM

In case anyone thought we were suffering, this morning we had a candle light breakfast with Gregg and Joanne before we hit the road for the day. No suffering here.

Day 49: Rest Day – Georgetown

Day 49: Rest Day – Georgetown

At 8 am we headed to our first stop of the day , Stone Church in downtown Toronto. Taking the subway was preferable to driving and finding parking for the

Day 48: Cambridge to Georgetown – 51 KM

Day 48: Cambridge to Georgetown – 51 KM

Another great weather day, sun and a tail wind! Two friends, Becki and Silas joined us as guest cyclist. Guest cyclist have been a very enjoyable part of our experience.

Day 47: Owen Sound to Cambridge – 167 KM

Day 47: Owen Sound to Cambridge – 167 KM

Beautiful day! It was a “sun in your face and wind at your back” day! Just as we left Owen Sound, we took a little side trip to Inglis Falls.

Day 46: Tobermory to Owen Sound  – 105 KM

Day 46: Tobermory to Owen Sound – 105 KM

Everyday is so different! Two major factors in cycling: wind and road surface. Today we had the wind at our backs for most of the day and smooth payment! Plus we

Day 45: Espanola to Tobermory – 99 KM

Day 45: Espanola to Tobermory – 99 KM

This was an “everything” day! We started the day with an excellent breakfast provided by our hosts Tim and Debbie.  Thank you Tim and Debbie! Cycling began with sun and

Day 44: Sault Saint Marie to Espanola – 242 KM

Day 44: Sault Saint Marie to Espanola – 242 KM

The morning sky was amazingly beautiful! But in this beautiful moment the line came to mind… “Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning.” It was true, before we were

Day 43: Wawa to Sault Saint Marie – 224 KM

Day 43: Wawa to Sault Saint Marie – 224 KM

Clouds, hills, great views and a tail wind… Our day started with clouds and light rain that moved to gradual clearing giving way to sun and a tail wind! Our

Day 42: Wawa – Day Off

Day 42: Wawa – Day Off

Wawa is a community of about 3,000 and takes its name from the Ojibwe for “wild goose”. That is why they have an 8.5 meter goose at the welcome center.

Day 41: Jackfish Lake Resort to Wawa – 239 KM

Day 41: Jackfish Lake Resort to Wawa – 239 KM

This morning we received an encouraging email informing us that another well has been covered.  This well donated by a congregation in Prince George brings their total to 4 wells!

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