Thru with Two??

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June: we began day two with a tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water in Mill Run, Pennsylvania. Breathtaking! A must for everyone's bucket list. After a Trail side lunch we set out for the day. Over a 1900 foot viaduct, over the Eastern Continental Divide, thru a 3,000+ foot, holy shit, railroad black as night railroad tunnel, lots more tunnels and beautiful early fall scenery. We landed in Cumberland, Maryland for the evening. Just for the record, our personal seat adjustment valets, Taylor and Chris had much lighter duty today.

Our group of 14 enjoyed a laughter and whiskey soaked dinner at a local establishment. A lot of Buffalo wings and Maryland crabs were sacrificed. All our riders are in good shape after 80 miles. Hitting the trail early tomorrow, hoping it stays dry??

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Photos

SAG van
Also known as the van of shame if you need a ride

Great Allegheny Passage
Today's path

Eastern Continental Divide
Fun fact- a drop of water falling on one side of the Continental Divide flows to the Atlantic and a drop of water on the other side flows to the Pacific.

Today's elevation
2600 feet

Mason Dixon line
One foot in Pennsylvania and one foot in Maryland

Gorgeous landscape
Riding along the train tracks

Big Savage Tunnel
The proverbial light at the end of the tunnel.

Great Allegheny passage
We made it to the end!