LaPush, Wa to Rehoboth Beach, DE
A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving
So many miles to ride before my trip
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I rode 38.5 miles with 1400 ft of climbing yesterday. When I got home my thighs were screaming. I have to start riding more miles every week to be ready
After riding 3650 miles, climbed 116,886 vertical feet, and went from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean. It is with heavy heart that this is my last post for my bicycle ride across America. I had the pleasure of meeting some wonderful interesting people along the way. Big and little acts of kindness that lifted my spirits. Kim and his wife that offered me shelter and food on a rainy day in Port Angeles. The closed bicycle shop in Okanagan, Wa that opened on a Saturday morning to replace my seat post. The Lutheran church in Havillah, Wa that provided me shelter and food. The people at the top of Boulder Pass that give me water when I needed it. Rodney in Lolo, Mt that shared his apple crisp. The family that gave me and my bicycle a ride to Gillette, wy when my rear wheel failed. Doug Hirsch that kept my ride alive when he arranged a new wheel to be delivered to Gillette, Wy in a timely m...
Day 50 Harbeson, De to Rehoboth Beach, De 17 miles. My morning started out with a great breakfast from my Warmshower host Brad. His wife Ann wanted to lead me on the trails to Rehoboth Beach. She was good company along the ride. A lot of people on the trail greeted her by name. Ann pointed out the back yard of skeletons . It reminded me of a similar scene in Gillette, Wy. She broke off about a mile to the beach to go visit her mother. As I was just getting to the end of the road three cyclists asked me how far I had come from. When I told them I was just now completing my ride across the country they volunteered to help get me and my bicycle to the water for pictures. I had a yummy coffee then enjoyed walking on the boardwalk. I locked my bike and walked along the waters edge for quite a ways. It was nice to feel the waves crash against my legs. I had lunch and a couple of beers at Claw...
Day 46 North Mountain to Indian Flats hiker biker campsite, 76 miles. It rained all night. I layed in the tent until about 6:30 when the rain stopped. I have a horrible time with tear down and cooking breakfast, takes to long. I rolled out around 8:30 with everything wet. Much dryer day and the Towpath was much better maintained. I stopped in Williamsport for lunch supplies and a yummy mocha. Talked to several people along the Towpath about my adventure. I'm so proud I love to share. Staying at a beautiful hiker biker campsite tonight called Indian Flats. Great views of the river. and I'm the only one here.
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