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Day 28 - Three Thousand Miles and Counting
Appropriately enough, there was a bike museum on the way to Batavia, NY (pedalinghistory.com). Several vintage bikes were on display along with t-shirts, post cards and other gifts. A guided tour was available but I was on a roll and didn't wait around. Another wet morning left most of me dripping. I've gotten quite used to getting wet although it does bother me to be covered with road grime. Sometimes, its an oily film that is hard to wipe off. Today, because of all the rivers that overflowed their banks (a flood warning was in effect for the last couple of days) a thin film of mud along with some leaves and grass developed on my bike and legs. Later, when the sun dried everything, I could dust off my legs to apply sunscreen. It was a mercifully short day with only 86 miles today and I got the hotel at 2PM. Today, I went over 3,000 miles for the trip.
For more information, please contact: Roopinder Tara, CEO/President, TenLinks, Inc., Novato, CA 94947, USA (415) 897-8800 x 221 |
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