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Photos: 2002 Magical Mystery Tour

Day 1
Ottawa, ON to Freemont. NH

Day 2
Freemont, NH to Groton, MA
MMT: Groton, MA to ??? (somewhere within a 250 miles radius of Boston)

Day 3
Pemaquid Point, ME to Caribou, NS

Day 4
Caribou, NS to St. Andrews Point, PEI (Visit w/Mom & Dad)
St. Andrews Point, PEI to Tatamagouche, NS (Visit w/Grannie Hayman & Ray Swan)
Tatamagouche, NS to Woodstock, NB

Day 5
Trailered from Woodstock, NB back to Fredricton, NB
Fredricton, NB to Ottawa, ON

Large Huge Valve adjustment a few days before.	Large Huge	Large Huge	Large Huge
Medium Large Mr. Bill makes his first MMT appearance - unfortunately in Fredneck's garage, with flat rear tire.	Medium Large The Duchess, wheels removed to fetch new rear tube.	Medium Large One of the clues. I found it indescribable, so a photo served instead.	Medium Large I got completely lost in this town, and only accepted that I was on the right track after watching more a dozen people ride past me.
Medium Large	Medium Large	Large Huge Sunday morning at the Pemaquid Pt. campground.	Large Huge
Large Huge	Large Huge	Medium Large The Duchess - at the campground, and looking more whole.	Medium Large My new '88 Katana 1100 - proving that you can sucessfully take a new bike and new gear on a long trip.
Medium Large Sunday afternoon, outside St. John, New Brunswick. Dirt on rear wheel courtesy of NB Road #780 in Charlotte County. (N.B. four-wheeler riders wave back, even when perplexed by the sight of a Concours and Katana on their trail).	Medium Large Monday morning, a little after 5:30am atlantic time. (When the first boat runs from the *other* side. The first boat from Nova Scotia ain't till seven).	Medium Large Tuesday morning, a little after 6am atlantic time. Corroded rectifer wires are erasing my early start, and illustrating why you don't take untried gear on a long trip.	Medium Large View south down the Trans-Canada a couple of kilometers north of the Jellystone Park campground outside of Woodstock, NB. Gear in the background is serving in place of safety flares.

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Photos: 2002 Magical Mystery Tour

Valve adjustment a few days before.

Mr. Bill makes his first MMT appearance - unfortunately in Fredneck's garage, with flat rear tire.

The Duchess, wheels removed to fetch new rear tube.

One of the clues. I found it indescribable, so a photo served instead.

I got completely lost in this town, and only accepted that I was on the right track after watching more a dozen people ride past me.

Sunday morning at the Pemaquid Pt. campground.

The Duchess - at the campground, and looking more whole.

My new '88 Katana 1100 - proving that you can sucessfully take a new bike and new gear on a long trip.

Sunday afternoon, outside St. John, New Brunswick. Dirt on rear wheel courtesy of NB Road #780 in Charlotte County. (N.B. four-wheeler riders wave back, even when perplexed by the sight of a Concours and Katana on their trail).

Monday morning, a little after 5:30am atlantic time. (When the first boat runs from the other side. The first boat from Nova Scotia ain't till seven).

Tuesday morning, a little after 6am atlantic time. Corroded rectifer wires are erasing my early start, and illustrating why you don't take untried gear on a long trip.

View south down the Trans-Canada a couple of kilometers north of the Jellystone Park campground outside of Woodstock, NB. Gear in the background is serving in place of safety flares.