Al had his best day yet, covering 36.5 miles across a series of lakes; he's not getting the help he hoped for from the current while he's on the lakes, but at least he's no longer fighting a current. If you're following on a map, he crossed Lakes Cameron, Sturgeon, Pigeon, and Buckhorn, collectively known as the Kawartha Lakes.
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Breakfast at Lock 35
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Al's spending the night at lock 31, which by his calculation is the mid-point of the Trent-Severn Waterway. There's quite a crowd there that will be jockeying for entry to the lock in the morning:
It was a beautiful day in Ontario, and much warmer than it has been, so Al enjoyed a couple of swims along the way. He also reported seeing a lot of birds, including eagles.
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The view from the tent tonight |
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