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Pleasant Day with rain drops
... OR same route with Adventure Cycling maps...he was doing his journey self contained and was really loaded down. He had a ukulele that someone in a small town had given him and he said at night he has been sitting and learning to play....He is going to be going to Pullman for his Master's in Geology.....We chatted about our rides and I gave him a bottle of my Kombucha Tea which he hadn't had for quite some time he said.....It was starting to ...
Hot, Humid, windy, climbing
... across America.....then I proceeded to let them know my mission was to bring awareness of the hunger in the USA and they agreed....Betty, Hester and Martha, they gave me their last names also but choose not to use them, they were really interested in my mission. Hester was 80 yrs young and had lived there all her life, Betty was 82 and was married to a business man for 40 yrs and he passed, she said she goes to Garnett to volunteer at the food bank once a ...
Finally a BREAK!
... must be the thing to do there on a Saturday morning.
As soon as we left Augusta, we got our first break in Kansas. A semi tail wind from the Southwest, which carried us for the next three hours. We then stopped for lunch at the Copper Kettle and you guys can't believe what I ate for lunch - a big salad, a filet mignon cooked to perfection, sweet potato fries and four glasses of delicious ice tea with loads of ...
Cycle, Swim, Cinema Again!
... but then we were out of Eureka and looking forward to only having to cycle 50 miles instead of running 35. We had met up with the Transamerica bicycle route and soon met our first cycle tourer coming towards us. Chuck had just retired and was cycling to San Fran before accepting the role of grandfather/hedgecutter/painter decorator/babysitter and whatever else his kids could find him ...
Sleep is becoming a luxury, an unguaranteed one!
... finally made it at 10pm). Covered in rode grime and sweat, we hopped the fence and enjoyed a quick dip. In and Out! That night wasn't the greatest sleep either; we are starting to realize that sleep isn't a guarantee. Maybe tomorrow night...
P.s. I forgot to mention the beautiful Flint Hills of Eastern Kansas. Look them up they are quite a sight to see. Oh and believe it or not I saw a group of horses run a mountain lion ...