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| August 13 - Tuesday Kincardine to Goderich |
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| Hmmmmm.....I wonder how many I can strap to my trunk rack? |
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| We got to spend a few miles right along the shoreline this morning. |
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| Then the route went up to the farmlands. |
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| Another nicely done barn quilt..... |
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| .... and some interesting mailbox art as well. |
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| This beautiful church building is now being used as the Kingsbridge Community Centre. It was built in 1903. |
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| A very simple memorial compared to many we've seen. The area was a World War II air force training base. |
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| We enjoyed a long downhill run to the Maitland River but, of course, that meant we had to go up to get to town. |
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| Literally, a pillar of salt! Salt was discovered here in 1866 and has been a mainstay of the Goderich economy ever since. |
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| These are part of gift memorial from The Netherlands honoring a Canadian general's role in the surrender of the 25th Germany Army towards the end of World War II. It was just installed in 2017. |
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| Doug has found another hat at last! A local bike shop a couple of blocks away told us about the Custom Embroidery N Sew On as obscure source for ball caps. Kevin, the owner, even came out to chat for a bit. Ohhh...it helped that Doug forgot his wallet when he went inside. |
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