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"TitleNotes" -> "102km on a very windy day. The plan was to ride from Lindsay to Pererborough on the Trans Canada Trail, which is a rail trail here. And that was great! Then ride to Bethany on country roads, and then take the Victoria Rail trail back to Lindsay. But the latter was a disaster - rocky at places, and sandy at others, and with lots of puddles. So after a few kilometers I gave up and moved back to country roads. It was also my first test of a new (to me) bike navigation app, <a  class=external href=https://www.komoot.com>Komoot</a>. So far it seems better than what I've been using before (google maps), and also better than the other two that I briefly played with, <a class=external href=https://www.bikemap.net/>bikemap</a> and <a class=external href=https://www.strava.com/>Strava</a>.",
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