43684362After 4 days of cycling, we have made it to Quebec city. We were lucky to have fine weather most of the way, which made the aching muscles a little easier to bear. There is no doubt our bodies are going through a bit of adjustment! Mostly we feel pretty good, helped by the wonderful […] Read More »
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90km Batiscan – Cap Rouge, Quebec City
Another day where we really pushed our limits, from the flats of Batiscan, over rolling hills of apple orchards and up some steep climbs on the approach to Quebec. The endless fields of corn are now behind us, in favour of the historic city of Quebec. We didn’t quite make it into the heart of […] Read More »
80km Louiseville – Batiscan Marina
Today was our “ouch” day. We knew it was coming, even though we hoped it wouldn’t, and today it hit. Every muscle ached. Our legs felt like lead. It took what seemed like ages to go a few kilometers. Despite the pain, it was a good excuse to make plenty of stops and that is […] Read More »
63.9km, St Roch sur Richelieu – Louiseville
Between a late start and headwinds most of the day, we didn’t get as far as we’d have liked. We decided it would be a good idea to reorganise our panniers and write down what was in each one, to save us from rooting around each time we wanted something, so that took quite a […] Read More »
70km, St Bruno de Montraville – St Roch de Richelieu
Started the day off fairly late, around 11am, after spending a night with the Bourdan family in St. Bruno. What great hosts they were, Michael, his wife Dianne and daughter Mariane. They picked us up from the Montreal airport the day before, fed us a wonderful supper, gave us a warm place to sleep off […] Read More »