The ride to Gilbert was very scenic. I went past golf courses, parks, lakes and canals. Before I started the ride, Mark took me to REI so I could return my rain coat for one that did not leak. I got a cool bicycling rain coat that makes me look like a parakeet but it is made in Oregon and it should keep me dry. REI was very nice about the return. I also had Kevlar liners put in my tires and replaced the tubes with slim tubes. REI did it for free - what a great store.
I arrived at my friends house Vern, Carol and their daughter Ashley. Vern invited me in, showed me where I could sleep and shower and store my gear. We had a great dinner! Carol cooked a delicious feast of pork, potatoes and cabbage with an apple tart for desert .
After some great conversation, we to bed early because Vern had to get up at 5:00. Before breakfast we went for a walk and Vern showed me the route to hwy 60 for the next day. In the morning Carol out did herself by fixing eggs and made a lunch of fruit and a chicken sandwich to take with me.
Boy, u r really,crusin, and yes,riding into the wind,is a real bummer. It sure,looks,like,you have been warmly greeted, thank you Lord. Only a couple more,weeks,in our Bible study, we sure enjoy getting together but miss you. God bless you and have a great riding weekend. Bob
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