So we wake up in the morning to another beautiful day to find out we had no hot water. So we said fuck it, hopped in the car and hit the road. Along the way we find a cool car dump with some sic classics. So we pulled down a gravel road, parked the car and shot some cool photos of the relics. I also managed to grab a few shots of Luke in his soon to be roaster that he’ll restore some day.
Luke checking out the relics
We then drove around the boarder town to see if we could get duty free stuff, but with little luck. We continued on to venture onto hwy 500 to drove for-ever on what we thought would be a paved highway but turned out to be a two lane gravel road for the next 3 hours.
As dull as it may seem their where some highlights, we stopped at some old farm buildings to take some photos of the remains. Believe it or not we also got to race a deer down the gravel road for like 10 minutes till we got bored and tried to pass the deer and that’s when it decided to run off the road. All in all it was a pretty extreme drive going 100 miles an hour on some sketchy gravel roads.
Once we got off the dirt roads we arrived at Many Berries to fill up the tank cause we where cautiously low on fuel in the middle of nowhere and then continued across the boarder into Saskatchewan.
We mostly just drove right threw Saskatchewan into Manitoba where we chilled at Luke’s grand fathers place for the night. He was a super nice guy, made us supper and let us stays the night. Not to mention he also made us a wonderful breakfast in the morning.
When we first arrived in Winnipeg it took very little time to navigation threw the city to find where we where going because Luke was familiar with the area. When we arrived at Grandpa’s place we where greeted with some awesome home made salad and some great moose sausage, that grandpa prepared for us. Then not long after we headed into the streets to check out The Plaza.
The Plaza is a super fun park that was built in Winnipeg; it’s designed to look like a city park but actually designed with skaters in mind. We rode till 2am and then hit the streets back to our place to get some rest.
