I accidentally found this video. Lovely to see it. My old stomping grounds. Now I'm east of the Sault. I'll have to stay tuned and check out the sites. I only bike locally, to get away from traffic into the silence of the isolated woodlands. Best wishes along your trek.
Thanks! We'll be seeking some solitude after cycling with this traffic...as courteous as most drivers are, the noise is an assault! Enjoy your escapes to the woods.
This has to be the most impressive monument to an individual Canadian in the country! Says a lot about Canadians that it isn't a politician or monarch, just a humble young man.
Once I experienced these tiny mosquitoes up north in Finland. They sell hats there with fishnet cover for the face. It must have been quite horrific. You're doing great. The pedal speed you manage is quite impressive too.
After teachers college I taught up at Lac la croix. The bugs are otherworldly, the fishing is world class, the sunsets cannot be captured on film and the people became family. It’s beautiful. Quetico has a forever place in my heart. Does Fort Frances still smell of cabbage? Lol. Thank you so much for sharing it with me. Your trip has been amazing.
@@shellywellwood3032 LOL...no cabbage smell. The pulp & paper mill was torn down a few years ago...that might be why. The US side still has one though. I want gonpaddling in Quetico; looks like canoe camping heaven!
Ya, we just buked this section two weeks ago and both the mosquitoes and black flies were crazy. And what is up with tje $50.00 fee for Provincial Park campgrounds in On? In Manitoba we paid $15 for basic and $17 with electrical.
