Journal Comments - Two Far 2019 - Coasting Along to the Maritimes - CycleBlaze

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From Two Far 2019 - Coasting Along to the Maritimes by Jeanna & Kerry Smith

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Keith A. Spangler commented on Day 84 Charlottetown, PEI

You know, I'm getting jealous about you, Kerry, having a photographer on board your ride. I have to stop everything time to get images, you just keep pedaling. Hats off to Jeanna!

5 years ago
Keith A. Spangler commented on a photo in Day 84 Charlottetown, PEI

beautiful image.....the stained glass really sounds out in the dark interior!

5 years ago
Keith A. Spangler commented on a photo in Day 83 Charlottetown, PEI

Jeanna, can I borrow Kerry and his box of parts on my Canada tour?

5 years ago
Keith A. Spangler commented on a photo in Day 82 Charlottetown, PEI

I could live right there!

5 years ago
Keith A. Spangler commented on a map in Day 82 Charlottetown, PEI

What a tour!!!!!

5 years ago
Michael and Diane Ruddock commented on Day 78 Sussex, NB

Here's the answer to your question about the purpose of the 8 diagonally placed concrete structures in the St. John River:

"A varied river this, but never a crowded one except when the logs come down in the spring drive. Most of the logs these days are cut in the forest near the headwaters and they have an adventurous journey of about 300 miles before they reach the plants at the river's mouth. They tumble over Grand Falls, they are shepherd past Beechwood and finally they come to a stop in a jam three miles long against the great boom stretched between Oromocto Island and the eastern shore by Maugerville (pronounced "Majorville"). Tugs tow mats of them downstream in barrel booms, and behind the drive come the Wangan boats, which are house-carrying scows powered by outboards and crewed by about 20 men. Within three weeks the Wangan boat men clear the river of stray logs all the way from Beechwood to Maugerville, a distance of some 200 miles. Thereafter the stream is clear for pleasure craft."

5 years ago
Michael and Diane Ruddock commented on Day 77 Fredericton, NB

Hi Jeanna:

Because of the same issues that you encountered, we also have 2 phones, one for Canada and one for the US. However, when we are close to the border, and the cell towers, both phones work in both countries. Safe travels!

5 years ago
Jeanna & Kerry Smith replied to a comment by DAVID FAULKNER on Day 75 Harvey, NB

We have always had a great time during the Canadian legs of our trips. Canadians are such warm and friendly people - even the ones who spend a lot of time in Florida.

5 years ago
Jeanna & Kerry Smith replied to a comment by Keith A. Spangler on Day 75 Harvey, NB

We ended up with a prepaid Canadian cellphone.

5 years ago
Jeanna & Kerry Smith commented on Day 79 Moncton, NB

It's easier to be positive about riding in the rain when you're clean, dry and well fed in your hotel room writing about it :)

5 years ago
DAVID FAULKNER commented on Day 79 Moncton, NB

This Canadian found your details from WW! very interesting.
your positive attitude of riding in the rain is commendable.

5 years ago
DAVID FAULKNER commented on Day 78 Sussex, NB

You two are amazing!
I want see your birth certificates>>>hah hah!

5 years ago
DAVID FAULKNER commented on Day 75 Harvey, NB

Glad your safe and sound making it to Canada
Trust all your Canadian interactions are positive
Dave

5 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in Day 78 Sussex, NB

Agreed, they look like emus.

5 years ago
Lou Harmin commented on Day 78 Sussex, NB

great reading!

5 years ago