Like manna from heaven, this backrub for her youngest brother was a spiritual experience for Tom.
Tim
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Linda Lou Donlea
Besides being the only person to host us 2 nights, Linda also is great fun and downright beastley in cribbage and hearts.
She came and got us from Waterloo today (we left our bikes and will return tomorrow morning) and will do the same thing tomorrow night when we arrive in Manchester.
Tim
She came and got us from Waterloo today (we left our bikes and will return tomorrow morning) and will do the same thing tomorrow night when we arrive in Manchester.
Tim
The Donlea Gals (plus Nate) Arrive
After the long haul from Chicago, Tom is thrilled that they arrive safely at Linda Lou's just in time (10:15) for what they call "second supper". We happily enjoyed beef and noodles with beer.
Tim
Tim
Naps
We've gotten into the habit at some point during the day to find a hunk of shade post-pie and, without any of us actually saying the "n" word, all end up on our backs, heads on overturned helmets, sawing logs.
It is actually pretty freeing to know your only responsibility for the day is to pedal 90 miles.
Tim
It is actually pretty freeing to know your only responsibility for the day is to pedal 90 miles.
Tim
2 pies today
We had what they called "half moon" blueberry pie and this raspberry/rhubarb with homemade ice cream in Hudson. Churches are particularly good at pie. When necessary, we've been Baptist, Lutheran, Community of Christ, Methodist, and even Catholic already on thiw trip in search of supreme pie.
Tim
Tim
Big crowds
This street scene from Parkersburg was typical of every small town we went through. We were ahead of most riders each day yet always had to walk our bikes through town while the food vendors, churches, sports teams and community clubs all have something to share or sell. We really enjoy walking through the towns and always try to see what we can learn by chatting with residents.
Tim
Tim
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