How convenient for stuffing myself silly
My best Popeye pose
Welcome to Illinois
Crossing the Mississippi River from Missouri into Illinois
A wild turkey in Missouri
A brewery in St. Genevieve County, MO
June 30: 115 miles from Rolla, MO, to Farmington, MO
Ceiling decorations at the great restaurant/service station in Bixby, MO, where we had lunch
Larry and his gallon of iced tea (between lunch and water bottle fill-ups it was gone)
A little ice cream for dessert
June 29: 40 miles riding East from Marshfield, MO, followed by "The Frank Trail" north to Rolla, MO
Frank, our savior!
June 28: 122 miles from Pittsburg, KS, to Marshfield, MO
Jeff Joyce, a friend from high school who I found while crossing a bridge under construction in Missouri (his blog is zoobikes.blogspot.com)
The Ozarks begin
The huge pie selection at Cooky's...I'm hungry thinking about it
Welcome to Missouri
June 27: 125 miles from Eureka, KS, to Pittsburg, KS
Plate #1 at Chinese buffet
Plate #2 at Chinese buffet
Plate #3 Chinese buffet
A celebrity autograph in the guestbook of the Rosalia, KS, restaurant
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June 26: 130 miles from Nickerson, KS, to Eureka, KS
The hills are beginning to form
Marshy eastern Kansas
The cup says it all
June 25: 127 miles from Ness City, KS, to Nickerson, KS
Hedrick's B&B and exotic animal farm in Nickerson
June 24: 104 miles from Tribune, KS, to Ness City, KS
The Frigid Creme next to our hotel
The little black dots are bugs on my arm. I learned to that the day will be fine so long as I keep my mouth closed when riding past the cattle farms.
June 24: 104 miles from Tribune, KS, to Ness City, KS
Entered the Central Time Zone when crossing from Greeley County to Wichita County in Kansas
The Greeley County Medical Center, where Larry was treated for cellulitis
More pictures from the June 23 rest day in Tribune, Kansas
The Horace Greeley Museum in Tribune (the town was named after the New York Tribune, founded by Horace Greeley)
1 comment:
OMG Charlie, that is a most eceptional accomplishment/feat to have done. Wish i could could have been out and about on my bike this summer (its got bad tires, uh, figures)
Looks like a great way to travel!
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