July 28 - Sunday Tillsonburg to Port Dover |
It rained overnight but it was dry and the sky was getting blue as we headed east. |
The same could not be said of the lake shore around Sand Hill Park. We are SOOOOO glad we changed our planned route yesterday!! |
This house is just one example of some very intricate brick artistry in this stretch. |
What a great way to put out the messages. |
Tobacco used to be the main crop in the area and still covers some significant acreage. |
It is an heritage that Delhi has embraced. We found out later that they are known for very high quality tobacco that mainly goes to Asia these days. |
Today Norfolk County is also known for the wide variety of fruits and vegetables that it grows. |
We had a tailwind all morning but at Simcoe, after our lunch break, we were turning south.That made the trees along the Lynn Valley trail a good windbreak. Hopefully the ticks aren't really THAT big. |
They are serious about non-motorized on this trail. |
Always nice to see fellow trail users, especially the young ones. |
The end of the trail in Port Dover. |
If you need ANYTHING washed this is the place to do it! The adjacent gas station let us use their restroom to change clothes. |
We are staying in a Bed and Breakfast tonight so are surrounded by a lovely yard. |
Haven't seen one of these in awhile and this one actually works. |
Our host recommended The Fisherman's Catch for dinner and it was an excellent choice. |
We wandered around the waterfront for awhile after dinner with a lot of other people.... |
....and gulls. |
Out to the Port Dover Lighthouse and back. Then we spent the rest of the evening almost finishing the road trip part of the blog....only a LITTLE behind! |
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