
I still managed to forget a flashlight. Anyway just as I got it all packed on, I started to get rained on. Checking the weather revealed that there were sever thunderstorms all up and down the state. It may seem impossible but it's not unheard of for a biker to die because they were struck by lightning on the road. So in rain I ride cautious but when Zeus starts playing tiddly-winks, I run for cover.
I waited for a break in the weather and when I saw it, I took it. At around 6pm I hit the road for Rochester. I'm pretty sure I left at 6 but somehow I didn't get there until 1am. Oh well. 7 hours of hard riding later and I arrive at the home of my friends Craig and Katie.

Today, I went to lunch (breakfast) with Craig at the Pita Pit. Then I packed Mt. Luggage back on my bike, one piece at a time, which absolutely killed my arms. Did I injure myself somehow? Is that what this is? I guess I'll figure that out later. I got on my bike and rode the 5 hours east, north up I-81, and slightly west to Yarker, Ontario, Canada. Tomorrow is a day of recovery and mostly nothing. Then on Sunday I'll head up to Montreal.

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