Today we travelled from morning to night. We went from Ontario, through Manitoba and into Saskatchewan. We gained two hours by crossing two time zones. We left Thunder Bay just after 7:00 a.m. where it was already warm and muggy.
The morning was beautiful with a nice sunrise.
We crossed northern Ontario through lots of construction and even came upon a bit of an accident.
The roads ran between rocks and trees.
The clouds blocked the sun most of the day but we were treated to a rainbow along the way.
Since we were trying to make time today, our stops were short. Thank you Dave and Cheryl for supplying us with teas, coffees and a few pastries.
We drove into Manitoba and were immediately greeted with a much different landscape.
We crossed through this province and into the “land of living skies.” The clouds hung low and we went through more rain.
Even though it had been stormy most of the day, Saskatchewan came through with a beautiful sunset.
Ron continued to drive through rain. The skies darkened and my eyes felt heavy. After 1400 kms and over 14 hours of driving, we pulled into Moose Jaw.
Thankfully, our day of travelling will be much shorter tomorrow. We will be able to sleep in our own bed with the “For Sale” sign still in our front yard.
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