Day 43. Today it was 72 miles and 862 foot of climb, but those climbs were some of those "painted roads on hills" types! We still made it. Lots of things to look at.
First, we started the day with a hike on the beach and a beach filled with seagulls. They were trying to stay warm I guess.
Next, there is a tourist train right there in Port Stanley. They were warming it up for the morning trip. I had to ride to get lunch.
Along the way I did pass three thousand miles of biking! Here I am at the place this happened!! Copenhagen, Ontario.
Of course, there were several interesting things to look at. Here are a few. I wonder where they got the stones and if they glued them together!? As for the ice cream sign, it says it all I guess.
Then there was Frogmore. I thought this was an interesting name for a town until I got there.
It is interesting how many vegetables are grown here. You can see pumpkins are popular, and there was tobacco as well. Paul P. seems to attract oversized farm machinery!?
Finally, this was a great sign to follow for us bicyclers. Here in Ontario they seem to care about us "little folks" and it makes up for the missing shoulders on the roads.
Tomorrow it is on to Ridgeway, Ontario and then if things go as planned (a risky concept I know) we will cross back into the states.
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