2004
Atlantic Canada Ride

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Next day we boarded this old tub and headed across the Labrador Straits. It's about 1.5 hours across and started out a little overcast. When we got to the other side it was raining... I think. It was so damn foggy, it was hard to tell what was hitting us.

Robb chowing down on one of those great Canadian delicacies - poutine. I think it was named after our former prime minister, Jean Poutine. He was one of George W. B's good buddies I hear.
Once again, we strike paydirt. We get up in the morning and find glorious skies for our ride up to the end of the pavement at Red Bay. All of about 75 km's ( about 45 miles.)
A typical approach to one of the many small towns along the road. Not much in the way of trees. See that white stuff way out there in the distance. Snow.
It's hard to tell, but the trees and brush along the road side are permanently leaning over from the wind.

Welcome to the end of the know world. Red Bay, Labrador

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