The Prince Edward County Trail in snow.
If you had/have a snowmobile, wouldn't this scene make you feel like starting out on the TransCanadaTrail early, like now, on a snowmobile?
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Karen
Chillin' on the Isle de Madeleines Ferry June 23/09
About Me
- Karen I. Smith
- Wellington, Ontario, Canada
- Mother of 5 daughters; Grandmother of one grandson, Trent & one granddaughter, Marlowe. Member of PhotoNat, Belleville, ON. Grew up on Air Bases Trenton, Camp Borden, and Summerside. Daughter of Flt. Sgt. Roland M. Smith, and Roberta (Cole) Smith. Earned teaching degree in 1969 but rarely taught, except for home schooling my youngest 2 daughters until grades 4. For 16 years, my husband and I operated a tourist resort called Wil-O-Lea Cottages. Author of Tom E. Toad for kids 3 - 8; and Author of Loads of Toads Activity Book for kids 3-10 which has valuable toad information, too, as well as being fun. In the beginning of this blog, I was numbering every day until my next birthday (65th) when Mr. Harper has to start paying me to stay at home, or, in this case, to cycle the Trans Canada Trail. As it turned out, I followed the TCT from Edmonton to Brandon, but it was mostly highway. You would have been welcome to join me. Karen Smith
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Is this the Millenium trail? Which one? Down on Belleville Road at the 'other' end of Wellington? Why don't you get out the bike now - bundle up - the snow has melted - biking now will make biking in the summer seem like a breeze! A warmer breeze, for sure.
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