Another shout-out to a couple of amazing Friends For Life:
One of the Crew vehicles stopped to help a couple with car troubles during their road trip around Prince Edward County. In an exchange of good deeds, the couple made a $50 donation to the Friends For Life Bike Rally.
You never know what a random act of kindness will get you!
Enjoy the Kingston nightlife and be ready to hop back on your saddle in the morning!
You all looked amazing in your fabulous red outfits and your big smiles! What a sight! Our journey is half over already but there is so much more left of it, so embrace it.
Enjoy your night in Kingston tonight, but remember - we're back on the road tomorrow for the final 3 days of outdoor living.
Before coming down for breakfast, get dressed in what you'll be wearing for the day, pack up your belongings into your bins, and leave your bikes and gear in your rooms until we get ready to depart Kingston. There will be a lot of activity during our gathering at breakfast that you won't want to miss.
Tomorrow morning we'll recognise this year's Top Fundraisers at breakfast, and the Mayor of Kingston will join us, too!
Day 4 is also Pimp Your Helmet or Hat Day - so let your creativity flow and decorate those helmets.
Before you leave for the day, help us conserve our water supply and fill up your water with Kingston's finest tap water! We will still supply Gatorade if you need it.
Both break stops along today's route will be attended by local Scotiabank branch employees. Be sure to thank them for their support and tag @Scotiabank on Instagram and @ScotiabankViews on Twitter.
While it is an enjoyable ride along the Thousand Island Parkway, it can be busy, so please stay off the road and use the bike path.
Pay attention to where we'll be setting up our village at camp. For you returning Participants, we'll be camping in a new location! You will be directed once you arrive at camp. Food and Rustler areas will not be affected.
Tomorrow night will also be the Candlelight Celebration. Remember: If you would like to speak at the ceremony, please see Todd Davies, Ted Robinson or Mike Twamley.
#F4LBR Social Media Challenge
Your 5 photo targets for Day 4:
You and Mayor Paterson during our morning gathering, and tag @MayorPaterson on Twitter.
You and a Top Fundraiser
A group shot in front of the town hall in Gananoque. Tag @TownofGananoque on Facebook or Twitter.
Lunch by the St. Lawrence
A group shot at a Queen's University sign
Remember the photos only count if they're posted on social media with the hashtag #F4LBR
Day 4 Morning schedule (Queen's University, Kingston)
Bins returned to truck-letter designated row, no later than: 7:00 a.m. (bikes can be left in your rooms until after breakfast.)
Breakfast: 7:00 a.m.
Announcements: 8:00 a.m.
Top Fundraiser Photos: 8:30 a.m.
Departure: 9:00 a.m.
Day 4 Evening schedule (Grenville Park Campground, Johnstown)
Dinner: 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Evening Activities: Take your bike to the trucks for loading (or load it on yourself) - trucks locked at 8:00 p.m.
Evening Events: Candlelight Ceremony 8:00 p.m.
Quiet Hours: 10:00 p.m.
Weather Forecast
Morning in Kingston: Chance of rain (we'll be at breakfast for most of it!), 23C
Lunch in Brown's Bay Park: Partly cloudy, 26C
Day 4 camp in Johnstown: Clear, 23C (chance of rain before we arrive)
