Author Archives: Jusrex

After waiting for three days for a clear weather prediction and having three days of predicted rain turn out clear; I left at 3 in the afternoon for Port Huron.  The plan was motorcycle through Canada to Niagara Falls and … Continue reading →

This is just a trial run to see if everything is working on the blog site.  Its been a long time since I have been on the road and even now I’m at all certain it can and will happen. … Continue reading →

After ferrying back from Saddle Island, I made the short ride back to the ferry location at Salon Blanc with the intent catching the afternoon ferry to Newfoundland. The day was not without incident. There was no evidence of a … Continue reading →

Weeks have gone by without my completing the results of my travels throughout Canada. There have been a range of issues leading up to my poor showing, but without further boring you with explanations I will just begin anew.. ______________________________ … Continue reading →

It was mid-afternoon when I left the Arches Provincial Park and I was already thinking ahead to the Labrador ferryboat; perhaps I could still make it in time to catch the last boat crossing for the day.  It seemed foolhardy … Continue reading →

   This journey began (just as all my travels begin) out of a sincere desire to see what’s on the other side; and when I return home it will be (as always) with a few small regrets for what I … Continue reading →

It is a mere 168 kilometers (105 miles) from the provincial campground to Deer Lake (the starting point for the long coastal drive to the ferryboat to Labrador).  However, for me it was a two day trip; there was just … Continue reading →

After completing the Cabot Trail circuit I continued on to North Sydney to catch the ferry.  It was still early enough to possible catch the 8:00 PM ferry, but I had no desire to make the crossing at night and … Continue reading →

With a bit of reluctance I left Prince Edward Island about midmorning; my reluctance was the thing that happens with all peaceful and tranquil that I have ever visited.  It’s just hard to leave knowing that it is very possible … Continue reading →