: 6/20 Happy Summer Solstice, everyone! 🌞Our next adventure will be across Washington on the Palouse …
: 6/15 We pulled into the Southworth ferry dock and the guy told us to pedal fast or we’d miss the …
: 6/15 To avoid another “impassable via bicycle” situation at Gorst, we took the foot ferry to Port …
: 6/15 We pedaled right through downtown Poulsbo, then headed south. Had a snack at the Brownsville …
: 6/15 Somebody left donuts on the doorstep for our breakfast-Yum! And of course Rick and Christine …
: 6/14 Finally arrived at our friends’ home in Poulsbo, where they had so graciously agreed to let us …
: 6/14 We stopped for lunch at a park outside Poulsbo. Paul’s clothes were not so bright so Rhe …
: 6/14 The next adventure is crossing the Hood Canal Bridge with tons of traffic. Very happy that they …
: 6/14 The intersection of 101 and 20 is where the Olympic Discovery Trail is not yet completed. We …
: 6/13 The ODT ended abruptly at Discovery Bay, about 50 yards beyond the fallen tree we picked our …
: 6/13 We also passed the Old Gardiner Community Church, where my Uncle Walt was baptized and his …
: 6/13 Shortly after Sequim, we stopped at the S’klallam tribe’s deli market with their newest …
: 6/13 Sequim has a new nature center with a mural and lovely courtyard at the railway trestle park. …
: 6/13 On the way to Sequim, I found a little library to leave my ginormous book I had been carrying. …
: 6/13 We have a much easier day today, so we slept late and had oatmeal in the room for breakfast. We …
: 6/12 After 82.5 miles, we were both ready to eat Chinese and put our feet up! We are both seriously …
: 6/12 Columbine flowering in the woods, whimsical benches, and the playground with the best view.
: 6/12 And the logging operation on the Mary Clark Road. And our lunch spot in the woods on the most …
: 6/12 And the beaver 🦫 at the Beaver, WA, fire station.
: 6/12 Now we run into the problem of an out-and-back ride. What I’m looking forward to is posting …
: 6/12 More bike tire dipping photos. Eastward, ho!
: 6/12 Giant trees picture didn’t upload! And we passed through the Quilleyute Indian Reservation, …
: 6/12 On the way to and from the coast, we saw giant trees and a 2-wheel cycle camp.
: 6/12 Another big day! We started out by cycling to the coast and dipping our tires (and toes) in the …
: 6/11 More pictures of the cabin. It was fabulous!
: 6/11 We were very, very happy when we got to our cabin at the 3Rivers Resort. And twice happy to …
: 6/11 After Lake Crescent, the path continued until west of Sol Duc River. Then we traveled on Mary …
: 6/11 We saw lots of deer both in PA and beyond. Then we crossed the Elwha River on the …
: 6/11 This is going to be a big day. 75 miles from Port Angeles to the coast. We started out by …
: 6/10 Washing the bicycles, the ramp at the Riviera, and walking downtown to dinner.
: 6/9 There’s a fire station for sale in Gardiner if anyone is interested. And there is a house with a …
: 6/9 We tried to get out early to miss the traffic on highways 20 and 101. The Olympic Discovery …
: 6/10 Woke up to more rain and the restaurant was closed until 10. So we made do with oatmeal for …
: 6/9 The ride from the ferry to Port Hadlock was wet and marked by heavy traffic. Unlike Kentucky, …
: 6/9 Getting off the ferry, where sadly they STILL don’t have food service, we stopped at the GrubHub …
: 6/9 At the Northgate station, we got off the train, took the new pedestrian bridge over I-5, then …
: 6/9 What a joy to ride in a place with a bicycle infrastructure! We rode the bike trail under the …
: 6/9 Stig is very happy to be back on the bike. He was afraid we’d never do it! We decided to leave …
: 6/8 - getting ready to ride again! This time we’re going to the Olympic Peninsula to dip our tires …
: 5/4 Thank you all for staying in touch with us through this blog and for your support and …
: 5/4 We hope to take up the ride again either this fall or next spring. Maybe shorter segments, maybe …
: 5/3 On the way back to Cave-in-Rock we explored the Garden of the Gods in Shawnee National Forest. …
: 5/3 We had a glorious last day of riding. A bald eagle flew with us for a little while. A wild …
: 5/3 By this morning it is decided. We’ll ride to Harrisburg and get a U-Haul, load the bikes and …
: 5/2 We give ourselves a day to think about it and to explore the park. They even have a Lewis and …
: 5/2 This is a hard post. I have developed saddle sores that are not going away unless I stop riding. …
: 5/1 And we got to stay in our beautiful cabin with a deck overlooking the Ohio at the Illinois …
: 5/1 Marilyn offered us a bed in her cabin if we couldn’t get across the river and she left to get it …
: 5/1 When we got to the ferry loading area, we found nothing but a small shelter and Sani-can. So we …
: 5/1 We pedaled on, hoping the winds would die down so we could get to the cabin we had reserved on …
: 5/1 Today we plan to ride from Marion, KY, to Cave-in-Rock, IL. Our last day in Kentucky! It is only …
: 5/1 This morning we found a list of signatures from the very first TransAm ride in 1976 in the …
: 4/30 It’s time for our mileage update: Monday, 13.6; Tuesday, 36.8; Wednesday, 57.5; Thursday, 0; …
: 4/30 We were very happy to reach our final destination at the United Methodist Church in Marion. …
: 4/30 In these pictures you can see we had to take refuge behind some grain silos. The rain was …
: 4/30 We got up early and left before people started arriving for church. A man stopped us and …
: 4/29 We stayed at the First Baptist Church in Sebree. It was deluxe accommodations with a full …
: 4/29 More crops and cattle as we pedaled through western Kentucky. We had lunch at a diner in …
: 4/29 Olivier and Jack slept in a separate building called the bunkhouse, while Paul and I slept on …
: 4/28 Paul signed us up on WarmShowers, a website that links bicyclists with people willing to put …
: 4/28 It is finally time to move on. We packed up and headed for Utica. Rode through a lot of …
: 4/27 We made reservations at Rough River Dam for two nights because the weather prediction was that …
: 4/27 Just watched the video shown at the Lincoln Birthplace Visitor Center. Thought you might enjoy …
: 4/26 We arrived at the Rough River State Resort Park at 3:30, having made great time thanks to the …
: 4/26 We ate our second lunch at a picnic pavilion behind a church. The sign out front said “Love One …
: 4/26 Crossed into Breckinridge County and we are in the Central Time Zone. No sign or other …
: 4/26 Saw a round house in the middle of agriculture land. The roads were rolling hills, but suddenly …
: 4/26 Today is going to be our longest one yet at 56 miles. We started early with a few grumbles from …
: 4/25 We stayed at the Lincoln Lodge across the street. We cooked our dinner on a picnic table at the …
: 4/25 We enjoyed the Visitors Center and had a heart to heart with Abe himself. Then we walked the …
: 4/25 We ended the day at the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln near Hodgenville. They have built a large …
: 4/25 Now it’s time to buck up and start pedaling. We said goodbye to Loretto with its huge bourbon …
: 4/25 We had the most marvelous breakfast, made by Pam, our hostess. She made us feel so pampered and …
: 4/25 And the quilt squares mark Kentucky Quilt Trails providing guidance to arts and crafts …
: 4/25 My friend Diane tracked down the answers to my questions about Kentucky. The fences were …
: 4/24 We arrived at 1 pm, lolled on the patio, walked around town, then lolled some more. Rudy the …
: 4/24 We are staying at the Hill House Bed and Breakfast. It is a beautiful old house built in the …
: 4/24 In fact, we are suddenly in a Catholic part of Kentucky. In Loretto we found a retirement …
: 4/24 We are so tired from the last two days, and finding a place to sleep has been difficult. So we …
: 4/23 We should make it clear that we have not ridden 974.21 miles of the TransAm route. Because we …
: 4/23 Sunday’s mileage update: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 0 miles waiting for the bicycles to be …
: 4/23 We mostly rode today on a fairly busy two lane highway with no shoulder. But there were some …
: 4/22 We stopped in Harrodsburg for a grocery run, then ate lunch at a state park dedicated to the …
: 4/22 We had been expecting a fairly easy day of 25 miles. But when we arrived at the Bluegrass Texas …
: 4/22 Speaking of barns, we have seen many of them with this quilt panel painted on the wall. Some …
: 4/22 Speaking of fences, I am intrigued by the move from the white fences I remember seeing in the …
: 4/22 As we left Berea, we met a gentleman who was a fount of information. He told us to watch for …
: 4/22 After the rain last night, this started out as a magical day of biking. The route took us on …
: 4/22 We decided to treat ourselves to a fancy breakfast at the Historic Boone Tavern in Berea. It …
: 4/21 After lunch the clouds were threatening. We pedaled past the Boone Tavern, raced to the …
: 4/21 On the Road Again! Said goodbye to the apartment and headed to Berea. It felt so strange to …
: 4/20 Even though Lexington and Richmond are only 20 miles apart, the Kentucky River flows between …
: 4/20 Picked up the bikes. Rhe’s brakes failed because of a bubble in the fluid in both front and …
: 4/19 Today we delivered the bike to the Bike Shop. They think there is something wrong with the …
: 4/18 Stopped at the public library for a book sale. Beautiful art there, too. Featuring a pendulum …
: 4/18 We went back to Lexington today to check out another bike shop and to see the sights. The theme …
: 4/17 We found a local Fred Meyer store called Meijers, where we bought tons of groceries. It is fun …
: 4/17 Delivered the van back to U-Haul then walked 2 1/2 miles to pick up the Touro pickup truck we …
: 4/16 It took two hours to get to Richmond. Not interested in bicycling those hills we drove over (in …
: 4/16 Paul did return with the van. We secured the bikes, loaded our stuff, and said goodbye to …
: 4/16 Ah! That makes sense, except for the van we passed that was from Rock Bottom Baptist Church …
: 4/16 What’s the difference between a “holler” (hollow) and a “bottom”? J.D. Vance (“Hillbilly …
: 4-16 Before Easter we passed a church who’s reader board announced the Easter sermon was going to be …
: 4/16 There are a few signs we whizzed by that I didn’t get a picture of but want to share. We passed …
: 4/16 It’s Sunday and time to update our mileage. Last Sunday we had a total of 640.11. Monday: 25.8; …
: 4/16 Spent time in the breakfast room trying to find a ride to Lexington to get a U-Haul van to …
: 4/15 The reward was a dinner of fried chicken and catfish sandwich, and an evening spent on our deck …
: 4/15 To get to our lodging for the night at Buckhorn Lake Resort Park, we went down a huge hill and …
: 4/15 We passed a fork in the road to Krypton and decided to miss that opportunity. We had lunch by …
: 4/15 The bridge and other devastation we saw along the river was due to the same flood last summer. …
: 4/15 This morning our route took us up a big hill that left us both wheezing. Then we sped down the …
: 4/14 Rhe started complaining about some bicycle problems-a wheel out of true (meaning it is not …
: 4/14 Arrived in Hazard just before it started to rain. We ditched the bikes at the motel and walked …
: 4/14 On our way to Hazard,KY. We traveled through valleys where the flood left debris hanging in the …
: 4/13 The center was also being used to collect clothing and household goods to distribute to people …
: 4/13 Tonight we stayed in a youth center for the Hindman First Baptist Church. It felt like a real …
: 4/13 The other thing we have learned about this area is that dry counties still exist. Poor Paul has …
: 4/13 We are in coal country now. We’ve had to get off the road to allow coal trucks to pass, and you …
: 4/12 The steep climbs and 45 miles nearly did us in. But in Wheelwright, we found a lovely Mexican …
: 4/12 With a late start and a long way to go, we entered Kentucky and encountered some much smaller …
: 4/12 The next morning we spent an hour trying to find places to stay the night. Finally we connected …
: 4/11 Now that we’re in a rural area, people are talking to us. A man on an electric bike invited us …
: 4/11 The Breaks straddles the Virginia/Kentucky border. It is a big canyon, one of the deepest …
: 4/11 Today we’re riding to The Breaks Interstate Park. www.breakspark.com/. We started out on the …
: 4/10 After a hard day, it was heavenly to know we had a place to stay in a United Methodist Church …
: 4/10 Today we biked over the Hayter’s Gap pass. We climbed about 2500 feet to a popular hiking area …
: 4/9 Sunday Mileage time: 4/3. 41.4 4/4. 30.8 4/5. 21.8 4/6. 19.3 4/7. Rained out! 4/8. 38.6 4/9. …
: 4/9 We were planning to sleep in Meadowview. The church hostel had a picnic pavilion with no water …
: 4/9 We got off the trail at Damascus. Just 3 miles from the Tennessee border. But we had to get …
: 4/9 The Virginia Creeper Trail is a railroad track turned recreational trail. Lots of families …
: 4/9 Today was a fantastic ride. We started with a good uphill following the Appalachian Trail. Then …
: 4/9 Happy Easter! We woke up in Sufi Lodge this morning. I thought I would share some Sufi monk …
: 4/8 Finished the evening with the longest game of gin rummy ever, which Rhe won in epic fashion with …
: 4/8 When we finally arrived in Troutdale, we could not find the B&B where we had reserved a …
: 4/8 We ate lunch on the grounds of a local church that had a Dogwood tree in bloom. Just in time for …
: 4/8 Went to the Post Office to send home some dead weight items. Our rest day yesterday really gave …
: 4/7 Spent an extra day in Wytheville to let a rainstorm system pass through. It rained all day. Our …
: 4/6 Woke up today with a spot on my nose just like Stig’s. Must be the sunburn. We cycled 19.3 miles …
: 4/5 It took us three tries to find a motel that was open for travelers. Finally we found Sukhi …
: 4/5 We’ve decided to take it a little easier for a few days before we start climbing the next big …
: 4/4 Our campground hostess dubbed us her new heroes. She told two of her friends about our …
: 4/4 We cycled 30.8 miles to Claytor Lake State Park. Paul promised me a Trader Joe’s right at the …
: 4/4 We hit a few milestones! We’ve pedaled over 500 miles. And we’ve changed maps. Because we are …
: 4/4 I’d like to explain how the terrain has changed since the Blue Ridge Parkway. This is a picture …
: 4/3 At the end of the day we hit a hill that we could not pedal over and had to push 80 pounds for …
: 4/3 Yesterday we did 43 miles with 3,000 feet elevation gain. Today we did 41 miles with 4,000 feet …
: 4/3 They were building a new area in the park for seniors to do exercises. I caught the park sign at …
: 4/3 Woke up this morning and there was frost on the inside of the tent fly. We shivered through …
: 4/2 It was a cold day, but warmed up. Paul stripped his leg warmers by the side of the road. It was …
: 4/2 Then we did some rolling hills. The pink-flowered trees are called “Redbuds”. They make me happy …
: 4/2 Today was lots of tiny roads along streams and rivers.
: 4/2 Yesterday we had high winds. As we were biking from the grocery store to the motel, we heard a …
: 4/2 I have been bad at listing our mileage this week. Tuesday we rode 16.8 miles; Wednesday to Afton …
: 4/1 We had a great lunch at the Palms Restaurant, where Bennie, Ally and another waitress were …
: 4/1 Lexington is also home to the Virginia Military Institute, which must have had a surplus of a …
: 4/1 Lexington is home to the Washington and Lee University (names for George -a chief benefactor- …
: 4/1 Because we were so tired after conquering the Blue Ridge Parkway, and because the forecast was …
: 4/1 This morning I went to the edge of Howard Johnson‘a perch and saw the Quality Inn and Days Inn …
: 3/31 After a two-mile stretch on a busy highway, the final insult of the day appeared. Our Howard …
: 3/31 As we got closer to Lexington, however, the rain got heavier and the hills got steeper. Paul …
: 3/31 After lunch just 16 miles to our bed in Lexington. But first we had to “climb two boobs” as it …
: 3/31 Going east to west, you also get to stop at Gertie’s for the best hamburger. While we were …
: 3/31 Everyone told us the hardest part of the TransAm was getting up to the Parkway. But the way we …
: 3/31 We finally hit the turnoff to Vesuvius 14 miles later. Put on our jackets because we knew it …
: 3/31 Well rested and thinking it would be a fairly easy day, we came upon our first taste of …
: 3/31 If you have the chance, stay at Love 💕 Ridge Mountain Lodging on the Blue Ridge Parkway. They …
: 3/30 To celebrate, we splurged on a private cabin with lasagna in the freezer, wine and chocolate to …
: 3/30 We climbed and climbed and climbed all day. The grade wasn’t too bad,though, and the traffic …
: 3/30 And after lunch Rhe had a flat tire. Again. Bummer! So happy Paul is along as the bicycle …
: 3/30 Stig got hungry so we stopped at the Visitor Center at Humpback Rocks, which will not open …
: 3/30 Now we have a big climb: from 800 ft to 3200 feet. We were both nervous about the challenge, …
: 3/30 We left a relic of the pandemic 😷 for our contribution to the Cookie Lady’s House. And Paul …
: 3/29 Tonight we had a stir fry courtesy of Trader Joe’s. We’ll sleep on the floor at the Cookie …
: 3/29 There is so much to see here, but I have to call out one item that is special for all those …
: 3/29 The Cookie Lady’s House is a museum of items bicyclists have left here since 1976, newspaper …
: 3/29 Tonight we are staying at the famous Cookie Lady’s House. June Curry was known as someone who …
: 3/29 By now, we were beginning to see mountains ahead. And the terrain changed. We were beckoned by …
: 3/29 We met the owner of the store- wanted to atay and chat he was so interesting. He’d been an NFL …
: 3/29 They had some great signs hanging behind the counter. I thought this first one was perfect. …
: 3/29 It was cold when we started out, but after climbing a few hills, we both started shedding …
: 3/29 We said farewell to the Super8! It was a good place to stay while we resolved the bike issue, …
: 3/28 And finally, I have to say that my attitude has been adjusted positively by some bathroom door …
: 3/28 Our heroes, Ronnie, Ben, shop dog Sammy, and someone else who we don’t know. Remember them …
: 3/28 When that didn’t work, we attempted to locate it by throwing darts. Apparently that did work, …
: 3/28 They gave us the UPS tracking number and we went to a nearby pub to try to find the package. …
: 3/28 After a bit we went back to the bike shop. They had special ordered the headset to be delivered …
: 3/28 After a lunch from Trader Joe’s, we cycled to a pedestrian mall in downtown Charlottesville. …
: 3/28 Ready to say goodbye to the Super8!
: 3/28 Good news! On the test ride this morning with bigger tires, the bike still wobbled, but it was …
: 3/27 At least we had an opportunity to get the clothes clean. And the laundromat was right next door …
: 3/27 Paul got the bigger tires and is anxious to try them out. First thing on Tuesday morning he’s …
: 3/27 Paul called the Surly hotline and heard about one other guy who experienced a similar problem. …
: 3/27 Paul found an article online about some Italian researchers who were studying bicycle …
: 3/26 Total miles this week: 166.7. Total miles for the trip: 325.8. Woo-hoo! 🚴♀️
: 3-26 One last thought about Thomas Jefferson. He asked to be remembered on his tombstone for the …
: 3/26 Today was an excellent reminder that bumps in the road of a great adventure are really …
: 3/26 In the entrance rotunda is a tribute to the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Be sure to look closely …
: 3/26 Back to the Super8. Watched Arnie and Jamie Lee in “True Lies”. Had a salad from Trader Joe’s …
: 3/25 After lots of hand wringing and talking about options, Paul and I have decided to stay in …
: 3/25 The rain stopped and we started riding. Went down the smae big hill as yesterday and the wobble …
: 3/25 Of course, that sounds pretty good, and here we sit in our Super 8 waiting for the rain to …
: 3/25 Riding in the rain is a Zen thing. Unless traffic is heavy, it’s just you, the bike, the road, …
: 3/25 We get asked what we do when it rains. We pedal. If it’s a hard rain, we put on our rain …
: 3/25 The weight distribution helped. Paul is also going to lower his handlebars. With these changes, …
: 3/24 Another guy came to the shop and turned to You Tube. A guy from Australia posted a video …
: 3/24 With an early start, we had hopes of reaching Afton - the first real climb of the trip. But 5 …
: 3/23 Now it’s dark and we have to ride a busy road to our motel. We stayed on the sidewalk. Turned …
: 3/23 Then our real adventure began! As the sun started to set, we cycled through the UVA campus with …
: 3/23 By the time we got to Charlottesville, Paul’s wobble was pronounced. We found the Surly …
: 3/23 We had 25 miles to get to Charlottesville, so we took our time. Had the last two and best ever …
: 3/23 We had three rooms to ourselves, plus a bathroom with a shower nozzle on the sink and a …
: 3/23 Last night we stayed at the United Methodist Church in Palmyra. The minister met us and gave us …
: 3/22 On the back of the maps is information, including emergency phone numbers, contact people for …
: 3/22 Stig tells me it’s time to explain the maps we are using. They are from Adventure Cycling and …
: 3/22. We rode 32.6 miles through much more rural country today. Left the big mansions and fancy …
: 3/22 Paul’s bike has developed a wobble. When he is riding downhill at a brisk pace, both wheels …
: 3/22 It got down into the 30’s last night and Paul is unhappy with his sleeping bag. He got cold and …
: 3/21 We set up camp on the grounds of the fire department in Mineral. We had a lovely lawn to spread …
: Traffic was light on most roads and drivers mostly courteous. Only one driver got really close to us …
: 3/21 We went over three bridges crossing different arms of Lake Anna.
: 3/21 The terrain just screamed “horses” to me, but we didn’t see any until today. We passed a …
: 3/21 We first said goodbye to the town triangle in Ashland. My friends and I thought we had a town …
: 3/21 45.9 miles today. That’s a new record! Had to go from Ashland to Mineral, VA, to find a place …
: 3/21 For those of you wondering where Stig rides, he’s in my handlebar bag next to the glasses case …
: And these are from the Capital Trail.
: And these are from Jamestown:
: And just a few more pictures from last week that I should have posted: These are from Williamsburg
: I noticed that the picture I posted of the monument in Yorktown where we started this adventure …
: 3/20 This picture includes some performance art by a well-dressed bicyclist with music.
: 3/20 We found some interesting art in Ashland, including a unique little library where Paul found …
: 3/20 Happy Spring! We had a good rest today, walking around town and enjoying the spring weather. It …
: I’ve decided Sunday is the day to publish total miles. So far we’ve traveled 159.1 miles. Only 4,122 …
: 3/19 Rode 23.4 miles today, including the stop at Carytown Bicycles in a hopping part of Richmond to …
: Before we left Richmond I asked a young woman what they called the houses all connected together, …
: Finding Ashland was a challenge for Paul and his new GPS. But I read the map and saw we were …
: 3/19 It’s supposed to get to 23 degrees tonight and 28 tomorrow night. So we rode to Ashland VA and …
: 3/19 It was about 32 degrees when we got up and only warmed up to the mid-forties while we were …
: 3/18 Total mileage today was 39.1. Forgot to wish Paul’s brother, Jon, Happy Birthday dude!
: After pedaling past many old, brick, two-story buildings with front porches, we found The Diamond …
: In Richmond the trail was right along the James River until it headed up into town and past the …
: We ran into a family fishing for catfish on the James River. The gentleman spoke to us in such a …
: The trail was heavenly to ride on. Mostly little rolling hills that were not too tough to get over …
: 3/18 Today was all Capital Trail until we hit Richmond, the capital of Virginia. Before we got …
: We were supposed to be out of this campsite by 8am. But it rained last night and everything was wet! …
: For those keeping track, we rode 40.7 miles today. It felt like 60 miles! Sure glad we have about a …
: Then onto the Capital Trail from Jamestown to Lewis Lawrence Jr County Park. Our first night in the …
: We rode to Jamestown on the Colonial Parkway.
: Note to self - it might be a good idea to put all the weight you plan to carry on your bike at least …
: After some trepidation over whether the panniers would fit on the bikes, and lots of waiting around …
: 3/17 Happy St Paddy’s Day! The luck ‘o the Irish was with us today.
: At the end of the day, Stig said goodbye to his new friends. Now it’s just us and 4,270 miles to go.
: We cycled 40.4 miles today. Our friends Sean and Bettina joined us. They helped with navigation, …
: We dipped our tires in the Atlantic Ocean. No where else to go but West now!
: 3/16 Today we rode the Colonial Parkway to Yorktown. Here we are at the Yorktown Monument, the …
: 3/15 Keeping track of our miles, we rode 15.5 miles today. We tooled around Williamsburg and saw the …
: 3/15 Still figuring out this blogging thing. Here are more pictures at the bike shop. Bike shop Paul …
: 3/15 In Williamsburg! Our bikes were ready for pick up. “Conte Bike Shop Paul” and Stig enjoyed a …
: First food picture of the trip. Breakfast burritos at the airport!!
: We got through security with plenty of time to get breakfast. Stig was not happy being upside down …
: Stig thought 3am was much too early to wake up and head to the airport. He was even more disgusted …
: In the end we got it all in the bags and we are ready to get to the airport. Tomorrow we get up at …
: Stig is wondering how on earth we plan to pack all of this stuff!
: Stig is showing you our route on the map. It’s the brown line with a green arrow where we plan to …
: We plan to ride from Yorktown, VA to our house in Brien, WA, on the TransAmerica route in brown on …
: Hello, world. This is Paul and Rhe. We are about one week from starting our cross-country ride. You …