We got in another, shorter, ride on Wednesday, before the wind, rain and colder weather blew in. Our plan had been to drive to Omemee to unload the bikes and then ride to Lindsay for lunch, and back, but the forecast wasn’t looking good for later on in the day. The morning, however, was sunny and warming up nicely by the time we met with two of our riders in Hastings, to take the Trans Canada Trail west out of Hastings for an hour then return to Hastings where we’d meet the other couple for lunch.
There isn’t much to say, other than it’s a beautiful section of the trail. The many pictures that we took tell the story of the vibrant autumn colours we passed through. Enjoy!
The Trail took us mostly alongside Trent River/Trent Severn Waterway, then we veered off to the north to take this tunnel under County Road 2 and went a little further before turning back toward Hastings.
This could be our last ride of the season. But, then again, maybe we’ll get one more shot at warm sunny weather before winter reaches us. 🙂
Again, thanks to Jim and Julie for contributing to the pictures.
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Thanks, Christine. The weather is looking better for the weekend, so we might get out again. It might have to be shorter and not include a stop for lunch, since we want to avoid indoor eating away from home again. If it’s warm enough we could pack a lunch. We’ll see.
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These definitely look like great trails and it’s nice they are relatively close to home. I hope you do get in at least one more ride this Fall. Thanks for sharing and yes, thanks to your friends for the great photos.
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