Day 5 - Jan 30

Very rare squirrel species "Snow Squirrel"
   Normally "Snow Squirrels" are found deep in pine tree's, it is rare to find one perched
out in the open on a fence post. Eugene got really close before it jumped off..... only
a few feet away. George came upon a  large wolf  standing in the trail, "IT" ran off.
Later there was a bobcat along side the trail, in no big hurry to run away....

Journey in a Nutshell
Since our last update last night, several of the team went to see original canadian folk dancing at a local establishment. Jimmy got a special handkerchief for his dad. We had a few problems with noisy kids making lots of noise to early in the morning... It appears we came to town during a high school hockey tournament. We managed to leave Hearst, Ontario about 8:00 A.M. heading east to Cochrane, Ontario. Very wide and fast trails today... we made excellent time, making 190 miles in about 7 hours, stopping for lunch in Kapuskasing. arriving at the beautiful North Adventure Inn about 4 P.M. In the morning we are planning on heading east to Quebec..

Image Trek

		Nothing like a billboard to tell you where you are.... We also noticed the "1" is missing from the "World #"....did someone else take the title from them ??? The trails were sure world class.
Ok, you caught us... we get you thinking we are in some remote wilderness and then this happens...Hey! it was there! ya got to eat somewhere.  ..
		Ok! back to the wilderness! Here we see George and Betty, standing outside their igloo, getting ready for a cozy night by the wood stove, munching on dried moose meat and left over McDonalds fries.. You too can rent a igloo for only $89 (canadian) a night at the North Adventure Inn