Day four Sarnia to London

Another beautiful day after a good night's sleep  We were encouraged by Mrs. Baker and her friend who sat out on the roadside with cookies and signs!

 

Tim Horton shops everywhere, and we stopped at a few.  Every time we stopped at a coffee shop, we'd see tables of Sea to Sea riders. 

At the London Town Sign, there was Gail to meet us all! She tied ribbons on our bikes and sent us on our way.

Riding through Story Book Gardens was stunning, as was this tunnel.

 

Last night I experienced the grace and hospitality of our group and of the Veenkamp family.  After a scary episode with A-fib (when your heart beats too fast), I was very tired, but very thankful for the wonderful tour nurse Bev and my Diva nurses Jessica and Janet.  Then we heard the forcast, which predicted thunderstorms and hail. The Sarnia church had fed us a delicious dinner, and Albert and Wilma Veenkamp were there.  When they heard the forcast, they offered to help me take down my tent, drive me to their house to sleep in a bed, and then drive me back in the morning.  What a gift of hospitality.  I slept wonderfully and felt healthy and well in the morning.