Interesting profile......can't wait to read how it was.....

Talking about home......it will be nice won't it (to get back there.) Hugs my friends!!!!!!

Gorgeous scene!

Boy, that is a beautiful place. I would have setup camp outside!

Love comparing your images of the barns or wood structures. I love the detail in them. Very nice!

Boy, I'd love to stay overnight there!

Also showing my age, but in Hamilton 1947, milk and other goods were still being delivered by horse and wagon. By the curb in front of my grandparents house was a large, cast iron horse watering trough, a common sight in those days. We used to feed the delivery horses from the grass catching bag of our hand mower.

So great to meet you yesterday. To say your trip is ambitious would be an understatement. Congrats to both of you.

Keep on pedalling.

Cheers from Corbyville Ontario Canada
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Richard Courneyea

What a great day!
I'm old enough to report we received our milk by a horse drawn garage.
The milk was left on our porch and in the winter the tide was popped off with the cream rising to the top. I'm a touch older than I look!
The cheese clock usage was very interesting
Dave

I always thought that the bigger the joint was, the better. Maybe that's just left over thinking from the '60's creeping back in from the recesses of my mind...

Hi Kerry and Jeanna,
It’s was a great 3 days of fun and friendship we had between Cornwall and Gananoque this week!
You are two amazing bike riders and hope to do it again!
Cheers!
Jacques and Lise

Very interesting day you had; loved your write up so very much. Be safe travelers!

I think that exhibit is cool; how many times do you get to enjoy someone's tattoo?

That is creative; train whistle!

Very cool! Love your image too; stones in foreground rustic looking!