It was a beautiful fall day as we drove the 180 miles to the Soo. The temperature was about 55 F under mostly sunny skies. Surprisingly, the colour changes on the trees was less than I would have expected for this date.
Construction on the Joe McDonald Memorial Bridge on the Southwest Sudbury Bypass
A small splash of colour...
...but lots of green
A bit of yellow
And the odd early tree
Serpent River
Work on the bridge at Iron Bridge
Near Brownlee Road where we lost Doug in 1983
The roof of the Carolyn Beach Motel - Thessalon Ontario
(which figured greatly in my and Sandy's history)
(which figured greatly in my and Sandy's history)
A beautiful day for a drive
Maples change early
This pole line always attracts ospreys
PetroCanada is looking ahead
We arrived in the Soo about 5:00 PM. The Days Inn and Suites was located on Bay Street and had underground parking. Bay Street was still heavily under construction. We checked in, got our room and then drove over to the new and much downsized ACR station to pick up our tickets.
Approaching Bay Street
The first part is paved - sort of
The stone building on the right is the old ACR office
This is the new ACR building
Some of the Safe Ride Home folks will remember this guy
After we picked up the tickets, we met my brother Dave, aka Rabbi, and the Soo casino for supper. He seemed well known there. Food was great. Afterwards, we headed back to the hotel and got to bed early.
Today's Route (195 Equinox miles):
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