Day 120: (September 1) Port Blandford to Jack's Pond Campground (Arnold's Cove) 88.4km

After a lovely breakfast in the comfort of the gazebo, watching the sunrise, we set out once again along the TCH. We initially thought we might be able to make it to St. John on our current supplies, but given the unpredictable weather, we decided to stop in Clarenville to stock up on gas and food, just to be safe. It is the last city before St. John's.

After Clarenville we cycled just past Arnold's cove to a campground called Jack's Pond. They were quite full but we were given a little patch of grass large enough to fit our tent. Our neighbors were very friendly and offered us food. 

This night we met another cyclist who was cycling the Newfoundland trailway, an old rail trail with large loose gravel, frequented by ATVs. He was riding a fat tire bike. It seemed like a rocky ride, but one benefit is that it is an old railway and therefore much more flat than the hills on the highway that we faced.