Mid November and we've had two spectacular, sunny, Sundays in a row here in eastern Ontario. Even though the bike's away the beautiful weather has been a gift; lots of time for meeting with friends, having picnics and exploring more places along the Cataraqui trail ... One trail, two Sundays...
Cataraqui Trail - Sydenham to Harrowsmith run, the old rail bridge crosses above the highway.
The creek runs by the trail at Sydenham.
Passing by a pond along Perth Road.
The Cataraqui Trail heading toward Chaffey's Locks from the Perth Road entrance.
High in the sky - planes are coming and going...
while nature is preparing for sleep here below. The winter birds were chirping with happiness at the surprising warmth of the late fall sun today along the trail.
The perfect day drew to a close in a burst of colour with a rising crescent moon ...
wishing a goodnight.
Could life get any better ... if you can't be riding that is?
You might (or might not) be wondering what motorcyclists do when they can't do motorcycles? Well today, as the first snowflakes of the season began to fall, a few got together and talked about motorcycles and all things connected. You might remember me mentioning the Kingston Motorcycle Club before: that
casual group of motorcyclists with no real name, no membership fees and no real agenda. Well, they met again today at the Creekside. One of the group today is a blogger, rider and somewhat of an opinionated historian ... check him out (Progress is fine, but it's gone on too long.) A couple of the real die hards rode to the meet skirting through the snowflakes.
Not me, I walked ... and met these two along the way.
