The Daily Horse
He's camera shy
Vista
Soy bean fields. Some errant corn from last year's planting poking through. Crops are rotated all the time.
Lots of trees, finally.
Trail
Trail
Trail rest stop
The group that prepared dinner
My crash pad
This summer of 2008, I rode my bicycle from Seattle, Washington to Portland, Maine, for a total of 4,086 miles.
stops along the way
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- Riding Day Thirty Six - July 30 to Winona, Minnesota
- Riding Day Thirty Five - July 29 to Kasson, Minnesota
- Riding Day Thirty Four - July 28 to Waterville, Mi...
- Riding Day Thirty Three - July 27 to New Ulm, Minn...
- Riding Day Thirty Two – July 26 to Tracy, Minnesota
- Riding Day Thirty One – July 25 to Brookings, Sout...
- Riding Day Thirty – July 24 to Huron, South Dakota
- Riding Day Twenty Nine – July 23 to Fort Thompson,...
- Riding Day Twenty Eight – July 22 to Murdo, South ...
- Riding Day Twenty Seven - July 21 to Wall, South D...
- Rest Day - July 20 Rapid City
- Rest Day - July 19 Black Hills
- Riding Day Twenty Six – July 18 to Rapid City, Sou...
- Riding Day Twenty Five – July 17 to Spearfish, Sou...
- Riding Day Twenty Four – July 16 to Newcastle, Wyo...
- Riding Day Twenty Three - July 15 to Gillette, Wy...
- Riding Day Twenty Two - July 14 to Buffalo, Wyoming
- Riding Day Twenty One - July 13 to Sheridan, Wyoming
- Riding Day Twenty - July 12 to Hardin, Montana
- Riding Day Nineteen - July 11 to Billings Montana
- Riding Day Eighteen - July 10 to Harlowton, Montana
- Riding Day Seventeen - July 9 to Stanford, Montana
- Rest Day - July 8 Great Falls, Montana
- Riding Day Sixteen – July 7 to Great Falls, Montana
- Riding Day Fifteen - July 6 to Choteau, Montana
- Riding Day Fourteen - June 5 to Valier, Montana
- Riding Day Thirteen - July Fourth Going-to-the-Sun...
- Riding Day Twelve - July 3 to Glacier National Park
- Riding Day Eleven - July 2 to Whitefish Montana
- Riding Day Ten - July 1 to Eureka, Montana
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5 comments:
Finally...some new material I can work with..And what song were the "Singing Hills" singing, and did you have to ask them to lower their voices?
Lot of tofu in them thar soybean fields..I'm smackin' my lips ....anonymous vegan
If you zoom in on the "camera shy horse", you can see he's looking at the camera..these horses are really hams.
Ask if the Singing Hills ever hum.....and is it always the same tune
When I saw Waterville! I became suspicious, especially since I live in Waterville WA. Haven't been on your website about a week. You all have made some distance. Good luck.
Cathy at the Bakery
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