As soon as I crossed over to Manitoba, the terrain changed almost immediately. Instead of granite hills I was in flat land and could see for miles. I wonder how that happens, crossing from one state or province to another and all of a sudden the topography is different. I have noticed that in the United States also, it's almost as if who ever drew the lines for the boundaries did it deliberately.
Tomorrow, I will visit Lake Winnipeg, it is the eleventh largest fresh water lake on the planet and it's about an hour's drive from Winnipeg. Even though right now I am tired of driving, I think I must go and see this lake and dip my toe in it, especially since I didn't get to dip my toe in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Newfoundland! But, first, I am sleeping in tomorrow.
Sounds like you are happy to get out of Ontario! Out of curiosity, I looked up Ignace...uh, interesting place. Did you dip your toe in Lake Winnipeg?
ReplyDeleteYes, I did dip my toe in Lake Winnipeg! Mahesh would have absolutely loved that lake, it acts more like an ocean! Yeah, Ignace is definitely interesting... Ontario is very Big Brother like!
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