This past Sunday 21 keen Toronto area cyclists got together
for a ride through rural Ontario on what turned out to be one of the best days
of the year for a bike ride.
The group was made up of the team members of NACSWORLD. COM
Master 1 team and clients and friends of iCoachCycling. Starting from the one
of our favourite caffeinated beverage establishments on Elgin Mills road near
Leslie street we set off North on Leslie, passing Van Dorf side road and
brushing by the town of Aurora before making it to St Johns side road where we
headed East. This part of the Province is particularly beautiful at this time
of the year and especially so in the early part of the morning as rode along
tree lined roads with the early morning sun casting long shadows across the
road. We continued to Warden avenue where we turned North and headed up and
turned North East cutting across almost to the village of Baldwin, at which
point we headed South to join up with Queensville side road then East again
before heading south near to Zephyr. Then we enjoyed some spirited riding on
the short but steep rolling climbs all the way to one of our favourite regular
watering holes at Goodwood. From there it was the shortest route back to our
starting point passing through the town of Stoufville and along 19th
avenue.
Kevin Davis
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