The temperature was 48 when we woke up. Had a few challenges to start the day, so we opted for a great breakfast first. Walked our bike through an empty wash where the bridge was out. Saw pecan groves and flat coyotes. Finished the day in Las Cruces, NM.
I thought a lot of other people were on this ride. Do you ever see any of them?
ReplyDeleteSherry- We are not on a group ride. It’s the three of us and Pam’s dog. The group rides across the US are still on hold because of COVID. This ride is funded solely by my children’s inheritance. Because I took early retirement March 31st it was possible to do this trip. Much later in the year and it would have been too hot for the ride. Doing this type of trip comes down to time and resources. We are really fortunate that everything fell into place to do it. Thanks for asking and keeping up with us.
ReplyDeleteOh wow!! I had no idea! Even more of an undertaking! No wonder it looks so lonely out there. I kept waiting for other bikers to show up. I think I'll pray a little more often for all of you...Finn included! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the different kinds of landscape, each has beauty of its own. I swear the sky is bluer where you are! Maybe it’s just because we’re coming out of our gray winter skies LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the different kinds of landscape, each has beauty of its own. I swear the sky is bluer where you are! Maybe it’s just because we’re coming out of our gray winter skies LOL
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