Day one was gorgeous, with beautiful weather, and 100 km of riding into Sleepy Hollow Campground. The food is delicious; the kitchen trailer volunteers are superb, and they delight us with their creations. Monday evening's meal included pulled-pork on a bun, corn on the cob, salad, and apple crisp and ice cream for dessert.
Jasper the unicyclist amazes us all with his balance! Last week there was a rollerblader on tour!
My Diva girls, Jessica VandeHoef, Anne Haas and Janet Ryzeboem. We laughed, talked and prayed our way through the day!
Wringing out the laundry in camp with a hand turned wringer.
Open Roads...
Day 2, coffee with the locals in Schwarz Creek. They were so interested in what we were doing and very supportive.
Day 2, after 122 km, we were happy to see the sign for Imlay City, our stop for tonight. Surprise, I had visitors; Vince and Jo VanDijk from our home church swung by on their way home from visiting family. It was wonderful to see them and I felt so encouraged.
Sea to Sea feels like adult camp on wheels. We shower together, ride together, eat together, even sleep (almost) together.
this is the field where my tent soon was stationed.
Tomorrow we cross the border into Sarnia. Thanks for continuing to pray.
this is the field where my tent soon was stationed.
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