As the ride was super short we decided to have breakfast
later. We had experienced a time change as we entered New Brunswick and the
previous evening our campsite was celebrating Christmas in August which equated
to a party and consequently not much sleep. As such, we were all grateful for
some extra shut eye.
I ended up riding with Dan, Joyce, and Mary. In the town of
Campbellton we cycled to the Big Salmon which was a neat statue because the
fountain made it look as if the salmon was jumping out of the water. We also
took some photos by a fly fishing statue.
From Campbellton we cycled to
Dalhousie where we stopped at Tim Hortons for a drink and a snack before we
tackled the Dalhousie hill. The Dalhousie hill was short; however, it was quite
steep and definitely got the heart rate going. But it was a good physical
challenge and the only one of the day :)
The route took us along Route 134 which was right next to
the Gulf of St. Lawrence. I made it to the end of the St. Lawrence River! Woo
Hoo!!! It was absolutely stunning cycling along the coast of the Gulf.
Our campsite was located on the Gulf and it was gorgeous and vast. It
was such a great feeling to have made it to the Gulf. However, I was also
experiencing some sadness because reaching the Gulf was a significant reminder
that my adventure was coming to a close. But alas, all things must come to an
end.
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