Where did you ride today?

Interesting, Chuck.
The Feejer is not the first bike that comes to mind, when someone says "let's do the Trail Ride."
Context is everything, eh?
There is a dirt rode called Old Falls River Road that starts near the park entrance and ends at the Alpine Center, It is one way up the mountains. But this year it is closed for repairs. This past winter was not nice to it. When it opens again , that will be a V-Strom ride in the early fall after tourist season. Too many out of staters right now during the summer..
 
I am visiting Ontario Canada this week and decided to ride one of the top recommended roads due to the no. of curves in Northern ON. Its in a place called Muskoka (cottage country) and road itself is called Southwood rd. 36 KM of sheer beautiful, curvy roads that was an absolute hoot to ride.


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Is that a speed camera on the Bell dish to the left of the Bala sign?
no. its an old school dish antenna. In Ontario, there is a law to display visible signs where ever a speed camera is installed and the camera's themselves look different like the example below.

 
I've been a bike race Marshall a few times, and it's always been fun for me.

Then again, I'm not pedaling.

Some here will remember ShawnK, who's left the forum, but he is heavily involved with finding and supplying marshalls for triathlon events.
 
Now the fun starts. 2000 miles to get to here. Now it is
1,000 miles of gravel/dirt and w
e will be back here.
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Bringing back memories of my trip up and down the Dempster back in 96. Are you turning around at Inuvik, or are you now going further north to Tuktoyaktuk. Back in 96 there was no road from Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk. Safe travels and be careful if the road is wet with calcium chloride. Slippery as snot.
 
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Living in a big city suburban since many decades, I now really enjoy riding on the small rural roads.
It reminds me my teenage years, that I have spent on a farm. That was in the mid-seventies...
Back then, for years, I felt like I had been sent away, on a very distant place... far from everything.
We only had one TV channel : a boring one.
I only had one dream then... one day, I would leave this place... forever.
Forty years later... I feel so nostalgic riding around farms...
I just feel home again.
How ironic is that.

I couldn't resist stopping to take a picture of this friendly looking old tractor. A Farmall "Super A".
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According to the serial number, this particular one was built in 1950.
 
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