Fixing a flat in Carmel yesterday.
Beautiful scenery- too many hills in Big Sur. No internet connection here. That is all...over.
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What are they up to now? Flushed with musical theater success, they are bicycling the Pacific Coast from Port Angeles, Washington at the Canadian border, to Imperial Beach, California at the Mexican border. It's an unsupported trip sure to be full of camping and hotel hijinx as they travel highway 1 from April 28 to June 14, 2014.
Friday, June 6, 2014
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Moving on down the Central Coast
Didn't get to ride the rides...
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Monday, June 2, 2014
Halfway!
Odometer rolled over 1000, but I missed it....
I can't believe how many cyclists we see every day. Near the larger cities there are lots of folks just out riding on the weekend or commuting. But we also see people with gear on trips or camping with their bikes.
They don't want to chat. In fact, the ones I've met on the road the last few times barely have time to wave or say hi.
Surly Cyclists.
Maybe if I took more showers..
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On our day off with our friends the Dockters we did some sightseeing at the Ft Ross Russian settlement and found out the origin of the Russian river and Sebastopol. There were Russians here. Mystery solved.
Susan spoiled us with fabulous cooking in their trailer! Also there was a cake and a little pre-party for Peter's birthday!
Today I ride to the Golden Gate.
Prepped for big city traffic.
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Saturday, May 31, 2014
Day off at Sonoma State beach
The coastal ups and downs have been getting to me, so I took a day off. Peter and I had fun camping with our friends John & Susan & Meg & Will.
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
Camping by the beach
Last few days we've had no cell signal and no internet!
I've had terrific scenery through the redwoods and then back to the ocean. Made it through Leggett, which has the biggest climb of the trip. It was a four mile hike to the top and it took me an hour with two rest stops.
We 've camped every night since getting the van. Peter is excellent support! He cooks and cleans up and provides wine and ice cream!
The weather has been perfect and I've ridden at least 50 miles per day since then.
We just passed through Mendocino county, Irish Beach...Guatemala... into Sonoma county. Next is Bodega Bay.
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