One part of the journey may be over, but the adventure never ends....
I took the back country roads heading west until rain seemed imminent. With thunder booming overhead I hit the trans Canada at Brockville. Traffic was heavy but I beat the rain and I'm home again; it's like I've never been away. Today, day 28, I arrived home, safe and sound.
Tonight I'm grateful for all the new friends I've made along way and for all my friends and family who were waiting for me here at home. I love my home town. The thunder's crashing and the lightening's flashing and the rain is beating on the roof (again!!!!) but I'm home. (Did I mention I'm really glad I'm inside dry and warm?)
PS Bobskoot - have a blast in Montreal. I'll see you in my town ... everybody wants to visit here.
Karen:
ReplyDeleteglad you made it home before the rain. I think I like Montreal. Saw lots of ethnic areas on my whirlwind tour, and sampled lots of Montreal style smoked beef and bagels.
and got caught in downtown rush hour traffic, felt like I lived here
see you in Perth
bob
Riding the Wet Coast
See you in Perth ... life is much slower, though old town is just as old. Enjoy the ride.
DeleteWelcome home. I just hope you left the rain behind because we've had enough already!
ReplyDeleteNice to be back home but I don't know if I left the rain behind ... got splattered a bit again today.
DeleteHow sad, the end of a road trip. Anything else planned before school starts?
ReplyDeleteRichard it is a let down when the journey is over isn't it? ... As far as the rest of the summer, I'm sure I'll find many places to ride (short trips) and I know I can fill my time with household "stuff" if it's too rainy to ride :0)
DeleteHooray for being home warm and dry and sleeping in your own bed.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great adventure for 2013.