Great place for a picnic. The guide has lunch provided but everyone always brings their own snacks. It becomes a real smorgusboard as food is passed around and shared between everyone. Trail talk and the time has gone............time to ride again.
Water...you can not live without it and you can not ride without it.
Like death and taxes, it is always there, but a lot more fun.
Many think it is the machine that makes the ride but I believe it is the rider who handles his machine (what ever machine) well that makes a good ride. It is a challenge. Tyler Gerrior , 15 was the novice rider who has learned to handle his machine through obstacles that make him an experienced rider. He has managed challenges some will never try and he has learned doing it and having fun safely. Learning the skills of the ride make you a safe rider. It also makes you more confident in your everyday life.
Owing a bike does not a rider make. Often the bigger the bike, the bigger the fool, the harder the fall, the bigger the hole in the wallet.
Halfway Haven the place you have to stop. The hosts Steve and Gail Bonne provide all of the neccessities for the rider. If they don't have it .... you don't need it.
Parker and his father -in-law to be standing outside at Halfway. Parker is here on the ride from Nova Scotia and he has never done a ride like this. He has learned quickly that as soon as Willy's red hat is on his head it is time to go and we are leaving. Parker is enjoying the many differences in our provinces. We hope he will like it so much that he will come back to stay and bring our daughter home.
Sand ..... how can you pass a ride like this. Sand the kids were rolling in it, the riders where riding in it, what a blast. the A.T.V. sure handles differently. Stan just had to make it to the top.
Chapleau here we are. Time to gas up so we will be ready to ride in the morning.
What a way to end the day relaxing in the jaccuzi at Valentine's Beds & Breakfast.
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