Monte Carlo Motel Cornwall

... tourist friendly (at least Mexico, Cuba, St Maarten, etc have bilingual signs enticing visitors, NOT here!) - it was frustrating and became stressful. ALL of the travel information and service centers are closed for the year; the cost of fuel is double compared to the USA’s 65 cents - its $1.10 per liter in Quebec, THEN, it turned into a cold/wet miserable afternoon ...

Awoke after dropping Zaney at the Bus Terminal in Cornwall to return to Montreal. Walking down Tollgate rd. I found some strikers from the Corporate Entity "Drive Test"...it seems licence aquisition is not a gov run industry anymore...Hmmm. Will have to investigate further. In Toronto...

After work, I met up with Dave at Pub 101 and then we waited for Sylvain to show up.

When he got there, he informed us that Ryan had to work in Perth today, so he was letting us use his car to drive to Cornwall. Only one problem though, the little Jetta is a standard, and only one of us knows how to drive standard. The guy with the expired international driver's license.

Sylvain's work permit will expire tomorrow, so we have no choice, we have to drive ...

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... and the woman said they were welcome to use there HUGE back yard or even their nice screened in gazebo. Their names are Mary and Bob Guyette, and while we were setting up the tents Bob came out and told us he opened up the barn where we could us a bathroom and then brought out a hose for us to get water if we needed it. We all used the bathroom and we all used the hose to take showers. Dave, Carmen, and Emily did laundry ...

... and ware going to eat inside even though the A/C in here doesn't work that well but it's better than outside!!

At some point Alexis's shirt was bothering her, so her and Dave cut it to a bra length and the rest she got wet and wrapped around her neck to help keep her cool!

Things Carmen has seen along the way that remind her of people:

Jade--> Texas flag mailbox
Rosie & Ron ...

... It came out great. Casting was right on.

The longest leg of our journey lay between Toronto and Cornwall. Around 5:30 p.m. we stopped to dine in Kingston, for supper, at the Keg, downtown, where we had a table at the street side patio. Olivia chose the steak, Andre and I, the sauteed chicken breast with mashed potato. A block away from the shores of eastern Lake Ontario, this was the place to be on a hot summer evening. We were lucky to get a ...

The weather has finally cleared although the temps still don't feel like summer. With enough clothes on it was a good riding day. I made it to both Ausable Chasm and High Falls Gorge. Both places are on the Ausable River and Rt. 86 follows the river for quite a few miles making for a beautiful drive through the Adirondacks. There are many towns along the way, but all are small and quaint. Lake ...

I had good rest last night. Must have been the rain on the roof. I didn't get up till almost 9 this morning. The sun was out and it looked like a very nice day for a ride. I was going to Ausable Chasm and High Falls Gorge. They are located within 10 miles of each other and about 95 miles from where I’m staying. I got a little over ...

... that looked like it would be interesting to explore, but it’s protected by a roof and garage door on the front and before I got over there, someone closed the door. I suppose the door was closed because of the rain. It rained until I got back to the camper. I guess where I’m not Catholic, the Man didn’t see any need for me to check out St. Anne’s. (Just kidding God, I know you love me.)