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The sky photos are from the night before and could tell of things to come. The forecast was for scattered showers but we saw none. A really good day for biking. Matt reports that the work on his bike made all the difference. We started from Oneida on route 5 and a short distance from New Hartford the bikes got off track in the city. We used the Garmin intersection function and found our way. Even a little confusion produces a picture or two.
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We found a short cut that took us into Amish country on Stone Arabia Road with wonderful scenery. We cut off about 7 miles but added a lot of small hills to the climb total which is now above 83,000 feet of total climb for the trip. I asked Matt and Gary if we could do just a little more and maybe be near orbit altitude, they said NO. I think escape velocity would be an issue though. Most of the water is the Erie Canal.
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Well it is now 1 day and a wakeup. Tomorrow is near 6000 feet of climb so I will be busy playing leap frog with the service SUV because both riders will travel at their own pace.
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The sky photos are from the night before and could tell of things to come. The forecast was for scattered showers but we saw none. A really good day for biking. Matt reports that the work on his bike made all the difference. We started from Oneida on route 5 and a short distance from New Hartford the bikes got off track in the city. We used the Garmin intersection function and found our way. Even a little confusion produces a picture or two..JPG)
We found a short cut that took us into Amish country on Stone Arabia Road with wonderful scenery. We cut off about 7 miles but added a lot of small hills to the climb total which is now above 83,000 feet of total climb for the trip. I asked Matt and Gary if we could do just a little more and maybe be near orbit altitude, they said NO. I think escape velocity would be an issue though. Most of the water is the Erie Canal..JPG)
Well it is now 1 day and a wakeup. Tomorrow is near 6000 feet of climb so I will be busy playing leap frog with the service SUV because both riders will travel at their own pace.
3 comments:
It's so weird that you took a picture of the sign for Fonda, NY. I'm currently reading Jane Fonda's memoir, My Life So Far, and she mentions the town that was founded by her family. As usual your pictures are awesome.
Kathy
Larry, keep up the good work and guide the riders safely to the Atlantic. Great photos.
Bob
Larry, I just want to again say thank you for the great pictures you have taken on this trip. Thank you also for watching out for Gary and Matt as they made their way across this great country. They couldn't have done it with out you and Bob. Continue to take your awesome pictures as they reach the Atlantic. Again, thank you. Linda Joseph
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