Day seven was a more relaxing day. I was planning to go to another park but spent the day doing laundry and some maintenance on the bike.
Rode in to town to to grab a larger bag to pack the tent in, then buy some more beer and fill up with gas in preparation for leaving tomorrow.
I was invited over to the neighbours camp site so I went over and spent some time with them. Then off to bed early for tomorrows ride to New Brunswick
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Well day six starts with another cold night, very cold. I was warm all bundled up in my sleeping bag and wearing a toque but when I had to go out and use the facilities, damn was it cold.
I usually will use my fleece or hoodie as a pillow when I camp just to carry less stuff but since I was wearing my fleece most of the time I realised I needed to get me a pillow. (...)
Day five. I thought I'd be smart an pack up what I could the previous night so it wouldn't take long to get going in the morning. Well it seems this doesn't work at least for me.
It took me two and one half hours to get going this morning with the majority of the time being the disassembly and packing of the tent. Especially when it is wet. Then trying to stuff it back in to its original bag.
After leaving the camp site I choose to take the ferry across the Ottawa river. (...)
Woke up today to another cool and cloudy day. Headed in to Ottawa to do some site seeing. I travelled along the highway to save time but man was it cold and windy heading in to Ottawa.
I was going to do some site seeing in Ottawa but upon arriving the traffic was heavy so it was off to Orleans to Wheelsport, another Ontario Ural dealer. (...)
Today started out like the other days, cloudy and looking to rain. The sun started to poke through as I was getting ready to ride.
I crossed in to Quebec and made my way up to Morin Heights to take some pictures of Le Studio.
If you are a Rush fan or April Wine or The Police or the Bee Gees or David Bowie, ya , well they all have recorded here at one time or another. It is called Rush's Abbey Road. (...)