We woke up to fog and got out of bed just before 8 to hurry to the dining room so we wouldn’t miss breakfast. We crossed into Ontario and got some photos of the many small lakes that make up northern Ontario. I call it Cabin Country, as opposed to Cottage Country (i.e. not within a day’s drive of Toronto).
I returned to the room to shower while we were stopped to let 2 freight trains go by. I haven’t had to shower while we are moving yet thank goodness.
Brad found
out how to get the TV to work, so we took a couple of hours to watch a movie. Soon after that we rolled into Sioux Lookout
– some people were getting off the train there, so we were all able to get out
for a leg stretch and some fresh air.
Lunch, then back to the room. One of us had a nap while the other worked on her blog.
I thought
these were swans, but when I zoomed in after I took the picture, I realized
they were pelicans. One of their
breeding grounds in Ontario is at Lake Nipigon, which this river flows into.
Trees, rocks and water is what we are seeing a LOT of, with a lovely sunset at the end of the day. The words to Land of the Silver Birch keep going through my head.
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