Day 8, all of it.

Hot
Humid
Ready for this jail break, Heidi?
Swim #1, Wicklow Beach
Hot, humid, and big clouds in the distance 
Lunch in the shade, post-swim #2, Presqu'ile Provincial Park, Beach #1
Trent-Severn Waterway, looking back, as we are about to head in on the canal path.
We would end up doing a u-turn. Big, wide puddles, mud, such clay sticky mud. Yuck! 
Yeah. 6km of this? I don't think so. 
Looking back, as we made our escape...
OK. Back at the swing bridge over the waterway
"This road is Not Assumed!" 
So hot. 
I wear we were "traipsing" in Middleton 
At this point
Let's call it "Traipsing in Trenton", shall we? 
Heidi leading us through the trails, into town
 Nice, in the shade 
Hot, and almost there
A quick look at the map of the city, on the phone 
Done and dusted.
Hot, humid, tired. 
Cold shower?
Even my tires were weeping ...

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