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Tag Archives: riding
Day 29 The Storm
Shortly after midnight the storm hit with a fury I don’t think I have experienced before. I had been sleeping on top of my sleeping bag as it had been a warm evening. The noise of the storm awoke me … Continue reading
Day 21 First Century Ride
Every so often you come across a real gem! Today was the first century ride of the tour. A century ride is one that exceeds 100 miles. We left Regina in a headwind that stayed with us most of the … Continue reading
Day 18 Snowman in July?
We started the day with a visit to The Sky Trail bridge. The view from the bridge is quite stunning. We didn’t have time to walk across the 3000 m span. Out on the highway the first 50 km was … Continue reading
Day 16 Leaving My Province
This morning was cloudy and cool and never really warmed up until the sun came out in early afternoon. It then became quite warm and turned into a lovely evening. We had an early breakfast today as everyone wanted to … Continue reading
Day 17 A Wonderful Birthday
The alarm on my phone gleefully announced it was 5:15 am. I was less gleeful. As today was going to be another long ride day we had announced that breakfast would be at 6:30. Since we were the dinner crew … Continue reading
Day 15 To Amazing Youngstown
Although my morning routine this morning didn’t include packing up my tent, I still had to get up about the same time in order to get dressed, have breakfast, check out of the hotel, and get out to camp in … Continue reading
Day 14 Rest Day in Drumheller
It felt good just to lay around in bed this morning knowing that we had a day off. The last leg was 4 days of riding; the next is 5 days. By now my morning routine on a riding day … Continue reading
Day 13 Drumheller Bound
In the middle of the night I was awakened by a howling wind. After laying there for a while and determining that my tent wasn’t going to blow away I fell back to sleep. Despite the Severe Thunderstorm Watch in … Continue reading
Day 12 Leaving the Mountains
Blue skies and a tailwind … what could be more perfect?! With a hot day forecast and a long ride, breakfast was early this morning so that riders could get away early. By 7:00 it was already getting warm when … Continue reading
Day 11 Canada Day
By 6:00 am I had my tent and gear all packed up and was at the truck helping with breakfast. Since our crew did dinner last night we also are responsible for breakfast. I cooked the porridge and scrambled eggs … Continue reading