I haven't been feeling well; my allergies have been bad, and it's been triggering my asthma and migraines. When I can, I go for a walk or bike ride but haven't enjoyed it as much as I normally do because I feel a bit off. When I'm really sick I can't do anything at all though, so i don't like to let it stop me if I can help it (if I have the choice).
Bike Route 17 |
These creek side trails are all over the place, and when it hasn't rained, they're lovely to ride on. Much nicer scenery than on the roads.
For bike ride 18 I went to the end of Korah Road again...well, not quite the end, but almost. I stopped at Garson's Pond to see the ducks, then road further down Korah, as far as the abandoned homestead. I turned around there (almost at the corner of Korah and Goulais Ave.).
The ducks were very annoyed that I hadn't brought them anything to eat. I keep forgetting.
The moon was out, and although it looks tiny in the photo, it was really quite lovely. The photos make everything seem so far away and small.
I always wanted to have a yard with a duck pond, ever since I was a little girl. These people are so lucky. They have lots of snapping turtles in that pond too, but I didn't see any.
My Townie. |
Ducks making ripples on the pond. |
Bike Route 19 |
Bayview |
The two buildings above were also businesses. One is a house now, but the other looks like it has an accountant's office now. It was closed though.
This graffiteed building was also a business; a restaurant, I think. There were many others. It was like a mini downtown area, and it's sad to see it gone.
The only business still running is the one that employs most of the Sault; Essar Steel. The air quality sucks here, thanks to the Steel Plant, but I guess it keeps the economy afloat.
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