a rather short day

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February 19th 2011

Today was a connector day. We needed to connect two 50 mile days but this day had only 16 miles. Since we were going a short distance and didn't want to get there to early we took off around 10:00. The hills of Texas are getting more and more pronounced. When we made it to town we found a small diner for lunch. This place had plenty of pictures of road kill alligators and rattle snakes on the wall. Makes you keep a close eye out for critters. As we were heading to the motel right next door is a bakery. I had to stop and see what was for sale. She had some rather good german chocolate cookies, which I bought a dozen. We ate some today and I've saved some for tomorrow, if I can keep Sam out of them. For supper Bob and the others wanted to eat some peanut butter sandwiches, I droped my trailer and rode down the road and ate. While there Bob ask if I would bring back a hamburger for him, he was too lazy to ride himself. This small ride didn't require my trailer and I will admit my acceleration was incredible. I wish I could of ridden the entire trip without it. I guess I appreciate it better since I've been dragging it with me all these many miles. The temp today reached 74'. If all goes well we should be in Austin by Friday.


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Keith Reynolds
I am taking a bike ride from St. Augustine, Fl. to Austin, Tx. This is the first half of the southern tier with adventure cycling. I am riding a Terra Trike tour model bike with a Burley Nomad trailer. I have met several people who are joining me in this adventure. Bob & Mary-Scott Coffey from Eggleston, Va. & Sam Haller from Indianaplois, In. ... full info
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