And congratulations to all my fellow survivors! We did it! Some of us did it again! (Year 2 for me.)
Yay everybody!!!
What a weekend for finishing up challenges this was. Mizz J and I got our Niagara section end-to-end badges on Saturday – look:

Eighty kilometres down. Only 805 to go. Tobermory or bust! 😉
Saturday was another stellar hiking day. Eight Saturdays spent outdoors with nary a drop of rain. Incredible luck with the weather.








I think I’m suffering a bit of a post-challenge let-down right now.
Mizz J and I are wondering if to continue on our own or leave off hiking for a bit till the fall. The next few weekends are tied up with other scheduled events and by the time we are free to hike again, the heat/humidity and biting insects will be out in full force. It may be time to switch to other pursuits like kayaking instead. Oh goody!
Rock on,
The WB