6- Post Script

6- Post Script

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While waiting for Romeo, we tried to quickly review what was the most memorable part of the trip and came up with the following responses.

Bill said he had often looked out at the water at Port Severn while driving down the 400 and wondered if he would ever paddle it. Now, he could yell out to Iris and say, “We did it!”
Iris said that she enjoyed Georgian Bay the best. The solitude and barren beauty of the remote islands were calling her back for another visit.
Gord said that he would never forget our first day out and the run to Heywood Island. What we learned on that day set us up for the rest of the trip.
JR said that the difference between sitting in the kayak in the basement during the winter to the actual experience of paddling down an early morning, fog lined coastline was totally overwhelming. The dream became a reality.