Berry picking cyclists

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Breakfast
Stopping for berries
They are called a pin cushion berry. Part of the raspberry family.
Taken in Port Renfrew
Tree growing out of a stump, it is well over 30 years old.
Traveled on a shaded road with less traffic on it than the day before.
Last 24 km’s of the day we were back on a trail.
Cheryl’s cousin Verna met us near her house and cycled with us.
Our place of rest for the night, drying out our tent & bags, as they were wet we packed up in the morning.

It was a day filled with less traffic, berry picking stops and a wind that was actually helping us.

We are also motivated as we were going to stay with Cheryl’s cousin Verna. First shower since leaving Victoria was something to look forward to.

We are located just west of Duncan, having traveled 88 km’s for the day. In total we have done 328 km’s on the trip so far.

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