As what I call "The Year of the Bike" comes to an end and I am tying up loose ends I finally place fingers to keyboard to write my personal thoughts on THE...
This will be my last report. I have encouraged the other five members to also write summaries, so hopefully you will be getting other points of view. These...
First of all, thanks to Eric (and sometimes Bonnie) for all the mapping and for keeping you all informed of our adventure. Thanks, too, to all five of my ...
I guess we were all hoping that the last day would be a nice easy cruise to the sea under sunny skies and a cool breeze. But the Fates decided differently for...
By the end of the ride we will have cycled over 3,750 miles, and in retrospect, there is not a lot of the routing I would change. However, today's route would...
We slept in Rumford, eat breakfast in Mexico, lunch in Farmington and supper in Skowhegan. It seems that the remaining balance of the tour is quickly slipping ...
Correction! It was Gail and Susie who stayed in the motel in Swanton. Bonnie camped like usual. These last few days were supposed to be easy. I cut them back...
Yes you read the above correctly. We are in Maine. Although we are still planning reach the water, at this point we can all say that we biked from California...
It was just another hot, muggy and hilly day in Vermont. Oh, did I say hot. All the locals have been telling us how unusual this weather is for this time of...
This is it; the final leg of the trip. And in typical fashion a day that was supposed to be easy, turn out to be exhausting. It was hot, in the high nineties....
Today we rode 86 miles from Watertown, NY, to Morrisburg, Ontario. Ken deftly led us out of town as we cycled toward our first goal, Ogdensburg (56 miles)....
I have not posted anything in the last two days, because Tuesday and Wednesday were lay over days for me. I spent both days with family and friends I did bike...
We travelled 68 miles from Oswego to Watertown, NY. It was a beautiful sunny day right from the start with comfortable temperatures and a hint of a tailwind....
For those that are keeping count, today I completed my third fully loaded century, 103 miles. The mild tailwinds helped, but I think the incentive of making it...
Susie and Gail did a fine job of getting us out of the "maze" of Greece and Rochester where bridges were our nemesis. After travelling for afew miles on a...
I have a very short time to get out our news so please excuse any typos, etc. First of all I need to extinguish those rumors that have been flying around. No,...
While the promised sunshine never materialised, today's ride went quite well. It started with a substantial complimentary breakfast at the Gananoque Inn. The...
I am typing this from the pub at the Ganaoque Inn. But before you jump to conclusions, it is because the hotel's Wi-Fi signal does not reach my room. Their...
If my last two reports are a bit confusing I just realized that for some reason Yahoo posted them out of order. Oh well! Because I was a bit ahead of the...
It was blissful to sleep in till 8:00 am, the only time I have been up earlier than Gail who is usually up at the crack of dawn. We all breakfasted at Denny's...
We miss you, Eric. On the other hand, now that we've heard about that 100+ mile day, maybe we don't miss you SO much. Oops, forgot to tell you that we ended...
First of all, we miss Eric and will be nicer when we reunite! Bonnie and Ken decided they needed another night in the great outdoors the evening of June 14...
For the next few days, the daily reports will be my personal account, as I have split off from the group for a short period of time. The group decided to...
Toronto has a great system of bake paths that let you pass right through downtown and out the other side. So I had breakfast near Ontario Place on the lake,...
It was a relatively nice and easy ride to London, Ontario. Rain threaten several times, but held off until after at least three of us were tucked away neatly...
Today was a day of highs and lows. We did get rained on for most of the afternoon, but either it was a warm rain, or we are just getting used to it, because...
And yet another hot and muggy Michigan day! The locals are claiming that this is an unusual June, and that this is August weather. Oh joy! Fortunately it was...
Another hot and muggy day in Michigan, but at least we re-grouped to a certain extent. We are now down to two groups instead of four. Bonnie, Ken, Martin and...
Ken King would like to announce the birth of his fourth grandchild, a boy named Peter Ford Watson, born to Ken's daughter Julie and her husband David on June...
I want to thank my daughter Noelle and son-in-law Craig for their generous hospitality while we visited Chicago. I had called ahead and requested everyone's...
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