Sunday, 8 November 2020
GLENGARRY CAMPGROUND TO CORNWALL, ONTARIO. FORTY-FIVE KILOMETRES
September 24, 2020
Maybe with the recent acceleration of the COVID19 in Quebec my regreably early exit of Montreal is not that bad of idea.
With my travel plans post Montreal gone out the window of an basement apartment,
I ride on.
Shame not to take advantage of the weather.
My alternative plan of riding myself to Kingston will be a fitting finally.

I was there.
But not for long.
After Hyla's gracious offer of a ride(in a car),
we mutually agreed in meeting in Cornwall later today.
Thank you.
It's been an amazing ride.
My forced alternative tour had given me oppurtunity to see another corner of this amazing country.
The country being distinctive but not as much as the culture.
I have forever enjoyed La Belle Province and it's people.
Merci Quebec.
Friday, 16 October 2020
MONTREAL, QUEBEC TO GLENGARRY PARK, ONTARIO. CANADA. 112 KILOMETRES.
September 23, 2020
No sooner was I off my bike than I was back on with my plans of exploring Montreal shot.
As I traveled I continued to confirm that the rail service from Montreal to Ontario was in operation.
What I failed to find out was that it was not in complete operation.
With the temporary discontinuation of baggage cars,
no bikes allowed!
I was hoping to first get to Kingston and visit Hyla and leave my bike, then eventually head to Toronto.
After a process of elimination, bus, air, ......
I made it this far so whats another three hundred kilometres?
With Quebec's excellent network of cycling routes,
headed out of Montreal on beautiful trails, out of Quebec and then picked up the Waterfront Trail.
After some seven hours was nicely setting up camp in Ontario.
"Mine to Discover
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