Halfway across Canada. We are in Winnipeg, which is
considered the halfway point across Canada, however for us halfway will be in a
few days when we cross in to the US at Fort Frances / International Falls.
The Eastern side of Saskatchewan was much nicer than the
rest of the province, with forests and small hills, if you imagined that the
yellow Lucerne in flower were sunflowers then you could almost think you were
in France. Broadview, where we spent the
night, was infact a very pretty village
and had won some awards for environmental awareness, Manitoba is much prettier
than Saskatchewan. It even has forests of Oaks. One campground we stayed at
even had squirrels running up and down the tree trunks, I felt like I was in
England.
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| Look a real forest. |
My feet have healed up with the use of bandages and socks.
My persistent cold has all but gone, and even my cracked lips are not stinging
any more. So my body is as good as I can expect it to be.
We are about to head
south to the US, and that is through a myriad of lakes and forests, we will be back in Bear
country. We have never left Mosquito
country. I am sure there is not a single part of my body they haven’t bitten.
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