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| July 29 - Monday Port Dover to Dunnville |
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| The bikes had to be happy in the garage last night.....more like their usual environment at home. |
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| Good by Port Dover.....we had a lovely visit. |
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| This conveyor goes quite a ways out into the lake. It feeds the Lake Erie Works US Steel mill. |
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| The factories in this area must be using a lot of power. |
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| Agriculture still finds a way. |
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| The ESSO Nanticoke Refinery |
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| The wind is doing its part today too. Thankfully, it is a tailwind. |
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| The Sunflower Cafe in Selkirk, built in 1875. Funny how names keep getting repeated! |
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| It was a fine spot for a snack break. |
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| An old house on one side of the road.... |
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| .....and new construction on the other side. We have seen a lot of new houses being built in the past 2 weeks. |
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| Hello Dunnville |
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| Some art to accompany our late lunch at Minga Cafe. |
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| The back side of the aptly named Riverview Motel. |
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| It is almost like camping but we will have a roof over our head. |
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| The mayflies were everywhere! |
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| They don't bite because they have no mouth or digestive system and only live 24 hours. |
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| There is an assisted living center right behind the playground. |
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| This is the town's mascot, the Mudcat. We visited him during our after-dinner walk. |
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| Catching up little by little. |
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