Leaving Auberge Gisele in the morning; the riders mill around near our van |
The riders mill in a line |
View from the B&B, presumably southeast towards other parts of Cape Breton |
And they're off! |
Since i had the van, i drove to the scenic markers for the beginning of the Cabot Trail |
Construction. We wait for the pilot car to signal us through the one-way segment. |
Here comes the pilot car. |
View north along the coast from our B&B, the Yellow Sidecar |
this is the yellow sidecar |
View south along the coast |
The B&B itself |
More north coastal view |
More south coastal view |
View west out towards the Bay of Saint Lawrence |
mouth of the Margaree River |
I started riding back along the trail to meet the rest of the group |
upriver along the Margaree |
downriver along the Margaree |
small stream in a marshy area |
COWS! |
proof that a stream, some cows, my bike, and Canada were all in the same place at the same time |
marshmallow hay bales |
I stopped on this bridge for awhile and chatted with some local teenagers (not pictured) |
view from the bridge |
I met up with the rest of the group at the Dancing Goat Cafe (also not pictured) and we started retracing my steps west |
More photos off that bridge. Reflected cloud, or underwater polar bear? You decide. |
Sarah and David wait for us to finish taking pictures off the bridge |
marsh |
more marsh |
neat-looking church with a metal steeple roof; if you think this is the last metal church roof you'll have to look at in these pictures, you are sorely mistaken |
back to the coast; David and Sarah are riding ahead |
Scott catching up |
south along the coast again |
south along the coast again, this time from the window of our room in the B&B |
inside of the B&B |
motorcycles were a decorative theme |
appetizers at the Red Shoe |
the Beaton sisters, playing piano and fiddle |
the Beaton sisters, playing fiddle and piano |