Travelodge Lamar
1201 N. Main Lamar, Colorado, 81052, United States
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... had a strawberry milkshake and it did not disappoint.
Scott got a flat about 10 miles out from the hotel in the heat of the afternoon. We would have been able to fix it quickly and keep rolling but it was a pretty brutal flat. The air escaped so fast I heard it while we were riding. He rode straight over a decent sized nail (I should have taken a picture) that poked all the way through his rim in multiple ...
Rough ride
The ride into Eads was a rought one to say the least. The heat is really beginning to kick in and water is becoming more sparce. Looking at the same thing all day, warming water, hot headwinds, and a blistering sun can really play tricks on the mind. Our exhaustion didnt really kick in until the last 2 hours. Our spirits lifted as we spotted the town in the distance, but shifting elevations make things apear closer than they really are. Finally we reached the town ...
Mexican Food - Why Bother?
More headwinds. We met another cycle tourer - an American called Daniel who is heading for Pueblo.
We got to Lamar where we used WiFi at a McDonalds. We hadn't gone very far but we were tired, fed up and thought: "Let's just get to a motel. I'm sick of today". We asked in a few and eventually stayed at a Day's Inn. We had wanted to walk the 0.8 miles to a Thai restaurant we'd found on the internet but ...
Potayto - potahto
... br> We got to the John Martin Reservoir state park. It has a huge dam and you can camp by it and fish and go boating. Americans really love fishing and messing about in boats. Apparently bald eagles nest here, too. Ee haven't seen any.
We had difficulty finding the camping area, as things were not signposted well and the information office was closed (you'd think they'd have maps ...
La primera semana en Granada
... the day I am ready for a break from thinking! Yesterday we took an excursion to the Albycin,which is a neighborhood in Granada that is built into the mountain. It was all old, white-washed houses with rock streets and dogs running everywhere...exactly what you picture Spain to be. From the top of the neighborhood you could see the entire city of Granada and the Alhambra on the opposite mountain (the famous palace that overlooks the ...
