Day 3:
Espanola to White River
342 miles
Along the north shore of Lake Superior:
Day 4:
White River to Thunder Bay
240 miles
Bears enjoy a snack at the Thunder Bay garbage dump:
And by the way, I met up with my friend Tom Trist in Thunder Bay. He made this video of the two of us in Nepal last November. WARNING: This video is insanely cool, and it may cause seizures in viewers who suffer from epilepsy. Yes, the video is that filled with AWESOME:
Day 5:
Thunder Bay to Dryden
217 miles
Somewhere in western Ontario, I crossed the line that separates the Eastern and Central time zones. You cannot imagine how exciting this moment was:
Day 6:
Dryden, ON to Winnipeg, Manitoba
219 miles
And finally, after what seemed like months in the Ontario wilderness, I reached Manitoba and the city of Winnipeg, something fairly close to an actual civilization. I was amazed at how flat and straight the highway was leading into Winnipeg -- straight all the way to the horizon. For more than an hour. Nothing but straightness for as far as the eye can see. Here's Winnipeg:
That's it for tonight, people. 3 blog posts, lots of photos, and now I'm tired.
I'll try to keep updating this blog at least once a week, maybe more often if I'm in a good mood.
Goodnight from Winnipeg!
i'm bored. do something entertaining already, will ya? you are my muse.
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