Started rolling at 5:16am ( finished at 1234am) after a little bit of cold breakfast items like some peanut butter/jelly tortilla rollups, tiny cinnamon muffins, some cheese, a ginger ale. Should have eaten more, just was not hungry for the items I saw. I stuffed my pockets with the usual on-the-ride food of rice krisprie treats, Costco trail mix. Off Tommie and I went, along with Mimo. Soon again I was behind them all. It was another day of 67 official Wahoo Roam climbs with another ~50 more that were not counted. This day was about 2.5 hours longer in duration as it took me 19 hours, 26 minutes vs the prior day 16 hours, 45 minutes! More climbing. Lunch was at mile 91.2 of the 214.3, at Highlands Country Store, so a little early in the ride, yet very much needed. Nice little place to eat. I had a breakfast sandwich made by the shop there in the pic. Should have had 2. Turns out this was the start of the calorie deficit I ran for the rest of the ride. Weather today was nice. No rain. started in dawn time, so great shadows. Calabogie, mile 125.8, across from Redneck Bistro, was a control in one of the nicest little towns of the whole ride! This is a resort town on Calabogie Lake. Although we did not take the time to eat here, Mimo, Mark T, and I enjoyed this stop. The Bistro had a great outdoor area and the food looked fabulous. Do you think I was hungry? Mile 154.2 was another control where Mimo and I rested up a bit. This was the Sebastopol Heritage and Historic Society park. Mimo and I had a tussle over some Costco Trail Mix here and they landed on the ground. Volunteers Don and Jacques were here. This was our rest before the dreaded 49 minute climb out of this valley, to go from mile 154.2 - 161! That was a tough climb! Then the rest of the climbs saw Mimo falling behind me on climbs which was unusual. Later we believe it was due to an electrolyte deficit. I waited for Mimo at top of hills as it was getting dark and wanted to help ensure he got in. Eventually I continued on as I knew Fred was also back, further behind us and would catch Mimo. I was afraid I might not have enough body energy to get in, so I opted to go solo. It all worked out as Mimo and Fred got in shortly after me. A very long day in the saddle!