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| Made the trek on the highway early Saturday morning. Stopped by The Big Apple in Colborne. Past by this place numerous times on the 401 highway as I taught in Belleville from 1997 to 2001. |
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| Photo of the pie makers in action. The Big Apple have sold over 5 million pies! |
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| Quinte Secondary School in downtown Belleville. 4 amazing years as a mathematics teacher here (room 113). |
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| I lived in this apartment (room 106) during my time in Belleville. 3 minute walk to school! |
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| Made it to Picton, which is 40 km from Belleville. I stayed at The Picton Harbour Inn, which is a km from the finish line. Picton has a population of 4000 people.
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| Sunday morning start-line. Small race. Took a school bus to the start line, in Wellington. |
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| Rural community. Lots of open space and farms. |
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| Entering Bloomfield! |
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| Glad it did not rain! I imagine winter roads are tough. At 15 K. |
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| Scenic view! |
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| Pumpkin selling. |
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| Another scenic view. |
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| Half way! |
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| Entering Sandbanks Provincial Park. Fall colours arriving. |
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| 23 K. Spectacular view. |
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| Another amazing view. |
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| Waterfront view. |
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| Another nice view. |
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| Thank you to the volunteers at each of the fluid stations 2 K apart. Gels at 20 K. Unfortunately no gels at 30 K. Glad I took 2 gels at 20 K and used it at 32 K. |
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| 2 K until Picton. |
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| Now in Picton! |
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| Finish line in sight! |
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| Proud brother wearing the finisher's medal! |
