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By super60
August 21st 2007

To Elliot Lake

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To Elliot Lake Tuesday, 21 August 2007 Today I departed once more from the Deer Trail Centre on the Trans Canada Highway, this time for Elliot Lake, which seemed to be an interesting place to visit. It wasn’t the easiest ride, even though I was on Blue. It began with a fairly long climb, something I usually try to avoid till I’ve “warmed up”, physically. Then the town itself was quite hilly, which made it quite difficult to ride around sight-seeing. It seems Elliot Lake got its start as a uranium mining town. There are commemorative plaques around the are [View Full Entry]

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Riding With the Wind Monday, 20 August 2007 It was another moving day for us, this time to Blind River, Ontario. At least we had the Kinsmen’s Park in Sault Ste Marie, so I was able to take Panna for a 3 kilometre walk there before we left the city. It gave Bob a chance to rest up a bit before the drive, as he’s still suffering a bit from headaches when he goes walking on rough paths, as when he’s out with Panna. And I figured it might be our last chance for her to be truly loose (even if [View Full Entry]

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20 aug 2007 Blue heron near motel, Blind River, Ont