A couple of nights in Halifax, a visit to Peggy's Cove and Lunenburg, picked up the completed frame/fork from Mark Beaver (it's beautiful) and now in Charlottetown.
Easy driving, in spite of the noise from the worn tires and the nail in the left rear tire ... loses about 1 psi per day. The fellow at Canadian Tire recommended strongly that I not try and plug because if anything went wrong, there isn't a replacement tire. That in fact has been verified ... they can't source these tires in Ontario either, apparently. Out of stock everywhere. Just great. I'm going to check with BMW Sudbury just to see if they have any overpriced ones.
A couple of nights here, a night in Fredericton and then Quebec City and we'll be back in Hemingford on Oct 1, if all goes according to the quickly changing plan.
With things tightening up all of the Atlantic Provinces require entry forms and permission slips but we cruised into New Brunswick without being checked. I'll bet that we'd have been checked coming from QC vs coming from NS. PEI, however, was a different story. Produce your entry permission confirmation, do a nose rapid test and you're on your way. They'd have called us within the hour had we tested positive ... no news is definitely good news.
Onward.
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