This day we travelled along the Cartier-Parry Sound Sub, the last subdivision I worked before leaving CP Rail. I was surprised to see how populated the area was because I always had the impression that it was much more sparse. Every second car had a canoe which explains why the Bud car gets an extra baggage car during the spring and summer.

Sudbury was pretty much exactly as I had always envisioned it. I am told, though, that it's a great place for wild blueberries.





Of course we had to get pictures of the big nickel.





We camped just outside of Barrie and had a quiet night after a long day in the car. I got the impression that the KOA we stayed at was what some Torontonians actually consider camping. So very sad.

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