2006/08/25
The End of the Bruce Trail
August 23 to August 25
Time to leave Midland and head to Tobermory where we are meeting Jack and Lori for the weekend. We have had some beautiful weather but unfortunately the weather man is predicting a rainy weekend. Tobermory is another cute harbour town but the layout is different than any of the other towns we have visited this summer — the town is very small and the downtown is like a horseshoe around the harbour. Tobermory is known as the end of the Bruce Trail and the home of 2 National Parks — Fathom Five National Marine Park and Bruce Peninsula National Park. Ed, Zaph and I have walked the last couple kilometres of the trail so now we just have to walk the other 800 plus kilometres!
An old boat at Tobermory.
The MS Chi-Cheemaun at the ferry dock. The front hatch is open to allow vehicles on and off.
The harbour.
Enjoying the campfire and listening to Jack.
Time to leave Midland and head to Tobermory where we are meeting Jack and Lori for the weekend. We have had some beautiful weather but unfortunately the weather man is predicting a rainy weekend. Tobermory is another cute harbour town but the layout is different than any of the other towns we have visited this summer — the town is very small and the downtown is like a horseshoe around the harbour. Tobermory is known as the end of the Bruce Trail and the home of 2 National Parks — Fathom Five National Marine Park and Bruce Peninsula National Park. Ed, Zaph and I have walked the last couple kilometres of the trail so now we just have to walk the other 800 plus kilometres!
An old boat at Tobermory.
The MS Chi-Cheemaun at the ferry dock. The front hatch is open to allow vehicles on and off.
The harbour.
Enjoying the campfire and listening to Jack.
