Today was a pretty much non event kind of a day. It was
straight down a not too busy road to Interior (Pop. 67). With the Cycle America
group in town we have doubled the population. It was only an 80 mile ride and with only
1100 feet of climb very flat.
Ed W is now an official “Cycle America Router” and today was
his first route. Ed and I rode
out together however I am still looking for my pedals and Ed lights the
afterbuners and is gone. Ken C catches
up to me and passes me at about 5 miles. Ken is on the hunt for Ed. About 18 miles in I catch up to Ken so the
two of us decide to ride Ed down. We are
charging down the road at 25+ mph. We
catch up to Ed and the three of us ride in to Picnic together. After picnic we have another 30 miles and we
charge into camp by 12:45. Camp isn’t
set up so we went into the local store for cold drinks.
The camp is the worst one of the tour. Almost zero shade and 95F. Not much for services. The silver lining is
Ed and Ken have a room in the adjoining motel which is air conditioned and has
wifi. The second really good thing is
that the caterer from last night comes out to Interior to service us supper. He really puts on a spread.
We are right out side the gates to Bad Lands National Park
so we have a jump on a fantastic ride through the Park and into Wall Drug.
Terry
Terry,
ReplyDeleteI lost touch with you this past week between your gap in posting and us having family house guests. We did get great news about Deb and that has been a relief. She is off for the Land of Dorothy tomorrow and we are heading north I next week.
You sound like you are having wonderful scenic rides. We have been watching Tour de France in the rain and cobblestones and it has turned into
Tour de Crash. You have done well keeping both wheels on the ground.
Ciao,
Jim