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E.Y.H.O. Rides the Cabot Trail

Updated: Nov 23, 2021

Could I break out of travel jail and pull off a 31 year old dream?

My husband Shreekesh already had the worst motorcycle bug when we met. Thirty-one years ago, we almost bought a bike. At a social gathering that same evening, an emerg room doctor casually mentioned the worst injuries she treated resulted from motorcycle crashes. My eyes met Shreekesh's and said “No”. Not while we planned a family and certainly not later, when our girls were growing up.

Fast forward twenty years. The girls had flown the nest. On April Fool’s Day, Shreekesh appeared in full biker regalia. “I’m not waiting a minute longer.” I thought it was a prank until I went out and there it was, a shiny Kawasaki Boulevard. We had fun on that racy thing, until . . .

The following summer we drove the Cabot Trail. The ultimate biker road was abuzz with the ultimate touring bike, the Honda Goldwing. Solid, comfortable, powerful, it was unsurpassed in hugging a road’s every curve. From the twinkle in my husband’s eye, I knew we’d return one day on a “Wing”.

It took another ten years. Both of us were older and getting rickety in the bones. “We can do it,” I said to Shreekesh. “If not, there’s always the exit ramp.” It was easier for me. I would be riding passenger.

Could we swing it?

Here’s our story of eighteen thrilling days and nearly 5500 breathtaking kilometres.

I had the brilliant idea of roping long-time friend and fellow biker, Gil. Besides his lively company, a riding buddy is always a good idea. In typical Gil fashion, all cylinders fired as soon as he signed on. Over Facetime from his Montréal home, Gil planned the route. We pored over maps, googled distances, and booked 24-hour cancellable hotels. Being at the mercy of the elements, we'd carefully watch the weather every day. The plan was to push 250-300km a day, about six hours with breaks.

Shreekesh and I had a tiny saddlebag each, a third the size of a carryon. Make-up bags come in bigger sizes. Everything, from rain slicker to moisturiser, had to meet a gold standard: can I do without it? Thankfully we’d wear the bulkiest items: high tensile technical jackets, gloves, pants, base layer, and combat boots. A radio-connected full-visor helmet completed our uniform. We’d live in it for the next eighteen days. Into the saddlebag went rain gear, a couple of long-sleeved T-shirts, night shirt, underwear, and a skinny toilet bag. We carefully planned laundry stops into the itinerary. I tucked sachets of SOAK , a friends’ no rinse laundry powder. Tiniest corners were stuffed with eye-glasses, a packet of tissues, or a pair of earphones. No way my yoga mat would fit. Darn.

Jammed to the rafters one warm August day, we set off. Shreekesh “Winged” the 600km from Toronto to Montréal while I drove alongside with our African Grey, Mithoo. He’d be cared for by our daughter.

I slept badly that night. Was I pushing too much onto the guys?

The following day, we met Gil to officially carve the open road.

First full day. I was whacked, and I was only riding passenger. The guys had remained hyper-vigilant hour after hour, manoeuvring 1400lbs of metal and machinery -and, in Shreekesh’s case, a passenger. At gas stations where we stopped for frequent stretching breaks, the guys ribbed about the other’s bike. On the bike, ensconced in my “princess seat” behind Shreekesh, I entered a Zen state. I listened to music and podcasts. Mostly, I just let my mind drift. The in-between state was strangely cathartic. No compulsion to take calls or cave into the incessant pull of my smartphone. I focused on staying balanced, both literally and figuratively.

Did I mention the immediacy of the wind, sun, and a vast tableau of clouds, trees, and water? Tilting my head back, the sky was an unfettered 360-degree revelation. I felt I could touch it simply by reaching out.

At Trois Rivieres, we crossed the mighty St Lawrence. Gil passed us with a flash of purple flapping over his saddlebag. My rolled-up yoga mat had hitched a ride. Carting a yoga mat on a motorbike is an act of courage, as evidenced by fellow bikers’ grins and thumbs ups.

Our first stop, Lévis, was uninspiring—but crucial as I circled around the dynamics of two bikers. As a passenger, I moulded myself to their preferences: dinner/breaks/stretch/a drink/backing off or pushing an advantage. This set the tone for the rest of the ride. I was grateful for being allowed to tag along.

Enter E.Y.H.O.

Next day we entered Québec’s Kamouraska region where the St. Lawrence meets the sea. So picturesque is Kamouraska, it inspired a movie . I mentally jotted it down as a “must return with girlfriends” because, well . . . riding with the guys is necessarily point A to B given that getting in the mileage before dark is all important. Think search-engine hotel, a couple of beers (not a drop while riding) dinner, and sleep. How to introduce E.Y.H.O. curated meals, detours, distractions, and accommodations to biker culture?

With not a traffic jam or highway in sight, putting on the E.Y.H.O. hat was easy. At a windswept riverside café, I persuaded the guys to linger over a Bas St Laurent delicacy, la guédille aux crevettes. Dessert was an ice-cream on the quirky antique shop-lined main street. I even nosed around a couple of art galleries with stunning river views. As evening fell, our tiny Airbnb chalet in Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac provided the perfect refuge, complete with a clawfoot tub and fresh baked bread. Obviously impressed, the guys cooked and cleaned up. Gulf salt met the St Lawrence’s freshwater that day.

Wild blueberry saga

For obvious reasons, a motorbike trip isn’t conducive to shopping. But how does a blueberry junkie resist the best wilds, available for a scant couple of weeks a year, at a fraction of Toronto prices? In a supermarket just outside Fredericton, N.B., I caved in and bought a carton. We ate blueberries for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. When we pulled away from yet another great Airbnb, Gil had been persuaded to add blueberries to his yoga mat cargo.

Two days and 750 km later, we entered Nova Scotia with Gil carting my treasure in ultra-premium saddlebag space. I was helpfully reminded of my debt every hour 😖😄. Upon arrival at our friends’ Janice and Tony’s beautiful Cape North cottage, I discovered—wait for it—wild blueberries galore. In their garden, on paths, the roadside . . . everywhere. And I’d thought my now-soggy box would make a great hostess gift.

On the artisans’ trail

Eastern Canada’s artisans are renowned, as evidenced by their numbers at the annual One of a Kind Craft Show that brings together Canada’s best. Here are a few finds I hope to introduce on a future Eastern Canada arts and crafts tour.

Jane Alderdice, Weaving and watercolours, Goose Cove, Cabot Trail

Ryan and Shannon Costelo , Goat farm and handcrafted soaps, Ingonish, Cabot Trail

Loretta Gould , Mi’kmaq artist and textiles, Waycobah First Nation

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Anne Morrell Robinson , award-winning quilter, Magaree River, Cape Breton

Fabrice Roy-Plourde , fiber artist, Kamouraska, QC

Clémence Godmer , Quilter and watercolourist, Rivière-Ouelle, QC

These artisans are inspired by the beauty of the land and sea that surrounds them.

Outriding a tornado

Nova Scotia was polished off with requisite fanfare and photos.

I’d have been happy with the predictably spectacular Cabot Trail. But the Gaspé Peninsula’s wild, windswept beauty took our breath away.

Our entry into the Gaspé was not auspicious. We barely outrode a tornado at Campbellton, N.B., with residual 50km/hr winds. Buffeted, rain-lashed, and cold, I was thankful for our big, solid Goldwing. I’d rather forget that evening spent waving a hairdryer at soaking gear and ironing out the damp from baselayers. Into every (biking) vacation, a little rain must fall.

Next morning, the sun shone from an impossibly blue sky, no doubt to appease our soured mood. Our spirits lifted when we arrived at the Percé Rock. An enormous limestone stack formation, the Percé has inspired countless artists, sculptors, and bon vivants. A colony of northern gannets is a major draw for beetling boats. So is a tiny house staring down the Rock as the last islanders’ last witness.

Favourite spot

From the Rock, it was an exhilarating ride to wildrose-dotted Cap-des-Rosiers. Sheer cliffs cascaded into the ocean separated only by a ribbon of a road. Strewn here and there, lighthouses stood romantic sentinel to the ships that had crossed—and sunk— in pursuit of New World riches. We skirted Parc Forillon and arrived at my absolute favourite: Phare du Cap des Rosiers. Our motel efficiency had a view to die for.

Seventeen days from start in Toronto, we made it to Quebec City, pausing only for the English gardens of Jardin de Metis. On the ferry from Lévis, the Chateau Frontenac towered above us. Our ride would end in style with a celebratory dinner replete with champagne.

When Shreekesh pulled into our Toronto garage, the milometer read 5,419 km. We clambered off and high-fived.

We had realised a dream.

E.Y.H.O. hopes to introduce you to Eastern Canada on an artisans tour soon. We won’t use motorbikes. Let us know if you’re interested!

Thanks for taking a look! I am Shila Desai, owner of E.Y.H.O. Tours. I personally handcraft itineraries, infusing them with curated activities, accommodations, and sightseeing. Together with my in-country teams, we deliver exceptional holidays every time. I invite you to leave me a comment or write [email protected]

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In May, there are home tours being held in both Morristown and Short Hills, where visitors are invited to explore a curated list of the areas most notable properties. And, even better, all of the money collected from ticket purchases go towards funding vital programs and services in their respective communities.

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Historic District House Tour, Morristown - May 19th

The Macculloch Hall Historical Museum will be hosting its bi-annual Historic District House Tour in Morristown on May 19th. This tour, which has taken place for over ten years, is a fundraiser to support the programs and events held by the museum, which is at the center of the town's historic district.

"Macculloch Hall is considered an anchor of the historic district," said Tricia Pongracz, executive director of Macculloch Hall. "So, you've got this gem of a museum that supports the community, and that the community is able to support through this house tour."

The property of Macculloch Hall dates back to the 18th century, and George and Louisa Macculloch built their house there in 1810, Pongracz. A descendant of the Maccullochs lived in the home until the 1940s before it was chartered as a Morristown community museum in 1950.

In addition to Macculloch Hall, tour visitors will be able to explore the Kellogg Club, another historic mansion, as well as six private homes within Morristown's historic district. The self-guided tour begins at Macculloch Hall, where visitors can pick up their tour guidebook for more information on each of the properties.

Pongracz said this year's featured home was used as the set of Meryl Streep's film, "One True Thing." The Queen Anne-style Victorian home was first built in 1886 and is located just one block from the Macculloch Hall Historical Museum.

"What's great about the line up of homes this year is that we have homes that have recently been restored and conserved, or changed on the inside. So, what you're going to be able to see is the breadth and depth of how historic architecture is valued and reinterpreted in a 21st century context," Pongracz said. "Everyone who has moved in is a steward and they know that they're stewarding these historic homes in this historic neighborhood with the hope that these houses and this neighborhood are going to be here in 100 years."

The tour features preserved homes that were originally built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, but there is also a home on the tour that was built in the 21st century. While the home is newer than the other properties, Pongracz said it was built in a way that blends into and celebrates the architectural history of the neighborhood.

Pongracz said the event was made possible through help from local businesses and sponsors, including main event sponsors Millea Bros Auctions + Appraisals and Simon Quick Advisors.

"It's our board really working hard to continue to make Macculloch Hall relevant not only to the broader community but within this little architectural environment as well," she said. "The board has a deep commitment to the museum because they value it and they just want this architectural history to survive."

Info: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, May 19. Limited parking is available along Macculloch Avenue for two hours, and tickets are $60 — a non-refundable donation to the Macculloch Hall Historical Museum — which can be purchased at their website .

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On May 31st, The Warehouse NJ — a non-profit that collects and redistributes used furniture for people coming out of tragedy — will be hosting their 2nd annual H.O.M.E. Tour of Short Hills as a fundraiser for their organization.

Margaret Santana, secretary for The Warehouse NJ and the H.O.M.E. event chair, said they previously funded their work solely through their annual paddle fundraiser. But, as the organization approaches its five-year anniversary, she said they started the H.O.M.E. — Helping Others Move Equitably — tour last year to raise more money so they could serve additional clients.

"We're running around and picking up all this beautiful furniture from beautiful homes and giving them a second life," she said. "So, when we thought of what we wanted to do for our next fundraiser, the idea of a home tour came to mind because one of the things that really strikes us whenever we do a move is that when we take that empty space and we give them a sofa, a bed, a table to eat at, it actually takes that space and makes it a home."

Like last year, the home tour will feature five carefully curated homes throughout Short Hills that have a unique story to tell, Santana said, whether it be a piece of its history, a particular renovation or any meaningful memories that have made it a home. She said that in addition to finding homes from different eras and with varying architectural styles, they included both extravagant "wow" houses and properties that are more relatable to the average person.

Santana said that because tickets sold out within a week or two of the event being announced last year, they made sure to increase the number of tickets available for this year's tour. To maintain the flow of the tour and ensure guests are respectful of the homes, especially given the increase in tickets, she said there will be volunteer docents staged in each home throughout the tour, just like last year.

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New this year is an online auction with designer items and unique in-home experiences and services. Running from May 27 to May 31, Santana said that while the items in the auction will be on display during the tour, bidding is open to non-tour attendees as well. Plus, for VIP ticket holders, there will be a Preview Party the night before the H.O.M.E. Tour, where guests can enjoy cocktails at a bonus sixth home.

There are also a variety of high-end, home-related sponsors, including architects and designers, that have helped make the event possible, Santana said.

"It's more of an art than a science putting this together," she said. "We're really proud about the fact that a couple of the homeowners enjoyed being part of the tour so much last year that they're on our committee this year. It's helping a good cause."

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Go: Addresses of the featured homes will be kept private until the day of the tour, and will only be made available to ticket holders. A tour map and event details will be emailed to ticket holders in the morning on May 31.

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