Lessons Learned
Back in Colorado now, a week earlier than anticipated. So tempting to continue on but we have many preparations for the crazy summer ahead. Still excited about presenting a paper in Malaysia next month, but the simplicity and cost of American bicycle travel seems so much better by comparison. Stumbled upon one cyclist's blog the day after we fought 2 days' worth of headwinds, and learned that many folks just break until the winds abate for safety reasons.
At least we've gleaned a sense of what it takes to make the long trip across the US. First lesson learned: mail home two full boxes of gear you don't really need. Second lesson: feed Casey plenty of meat when he returns home (pictured: Colorado bison).
4 comments:
Great stories, guys! Thanks for taking us with you, fun ride. PS the bamboo floor looks elegant.
Hmmm, looks a lot like Casey.
What got mailed home?
Hey Guys! Thanks for checking in with us on our journey. We mailed home: A National Geographic magazine, a book about the Andes, bicycle repair equipment, overly salty rice and bean packages, and we've already forgotten what else.
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