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Daily Archives: July 22, 2013
Day 30 More Rocks ‘n Trees
Luckily we didn’t have a repeat of the night before last night. Most people reported they had a good night’s sleep. I know I certainly did. I found today’s ride to be drudgery. 110 km of rocks and trees with … Continue reading
Day 31 On to Thunder Bay
I hated to crawl out of my sleeping bag into the cool crisp morning air. I had slept well but my alarm was telling me it was 5:30 and time to get up and pack up the tent. It was … Continue reading
Day 29 The Storm
Shortly after midnight the storm hit with a fury I don’t think I have experienced before. I had been sleeping on top of my sleeping bag as it had been a warm evening. The noise of the storm awoke me … Continue reading
Day 28 Kenora to Dryden
The light rain on the tent served as a precursor of what was to come. It had stopped by the time I got up and packed up my tent. We were cooking breakfast and while I was under the tent … Continue reading
