Mass and Gravity
I put it as follows: Peter was in a Ferrari; Wendy, a Porsche; DW, a delivery van; and me, I was handling a tractor-trailer. When we had secured our accommodation for the Petit Train du Nord, it was also important that we find a way to get from Saint-Jérôme to Mont Laurier, more than 180 kilometres to the northwest, along the Trans-Canada Highway. We would then weave our way back over four days and more than 200 kms, on our bikes. Our good friends, Peter and Wendy, decided that they wanted to travel light, and so they packed one large suitcase and had the shuttle company deliver it to each inn along the way. In retrospect, that was probably the smartest decision—DW and I carried everything with us. Because I was planning to record the journey, I brought lots of gear with me. Of course. I always do. DW wanted to pack as light as possible, so she only packed two sets of cycling jerseys and shorts. When we reached our destination, she hand-washed her clothes and hung them to dry overn...
