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Cycling Tour of Lake Erie and Niagara River
Toronto, ON - Michelle - Sunday, July 1st, 2012 : goo
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Explored a number of cities and towns in Ontario on our recent cycle tour.
Berry farm outside of Ancaster.
The Grand River.
Supposed "free range chickens" near Waterford.
Looking out on Lake Erie from Port Dover.
Nanticoke steel works.
Outside Dunnville near Evans Point.
Algae blooms in Lake Erie.
Old Dunnville.
Pit stop in Dunnville proper.
Along the Friendship Trail rail trail between Port Colborne and Fort Erie.
En route to Fort Erie.
Before the Niagara Falls... hydro power.
Battling punishing headwinds on the North Service Road en route back to Toronto.
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county of kings: 7th Jul 2012 - 14:10 GMT
Very interesting pix, I like the contrast of colors of the rocks and algae also the flowers. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
the demonist: 28th Apr 2013 - 04:27 GMT
thats cool.
I did Toronto to Niagara in August of the same year in about 18 hours
Crashed in a stanley street Niagara hotel filled with ants and other people's hair on the mattress. Was too exhausted to care about a clean room. Got mad at repeated room service knocks on the door while trying to sleep.
Would like to do toronto -> windsor-detroit maybe this year. gotta stop the booze first tho.
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