Great weather in Quebec City until this morning. We decided that the rain would not spoil our fun and used public transportation to tour the city. This French speaking provinces of Canada remind me of our visit to France many years ago.
The group cheered when we saw the welcoming sign at our hotel.
Monday, July 7, 2014
Sunday, July 6, 2014
July 5 and 6 - Lake George, New York
On the same day, my cousin Wendy Block was visiting her aunt and uncle nearby at Lake Nebo.
We joined Wendy and her family the next day for breakfast. Since there is no road around the lake, we were transported to their home by motorboat.
Friday, July 4, 2014
July 4 - Celebration in Indio, California
My Heritage Palms "Wheelers" bike group is celebrating the fourth in patriotic attire. What great smiles for 6:30 in the morning. Of course, they are cycling early to avoid the heat in the desert this time of year.
July 4 - Celebration in Washington, D.C.
My grandchildren Adina and Ryan arrived last night from New Hampshire. What a great Fourth of July with everyone. The fireworks near the Washington Monument were spectacular.
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
July 2 - Packing Begins
In the middle of the pile is another card which reads "Life isn't always about where the road leads, it's about the good friends who make the ride worthwhile." How true!
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
July 1 - A Surprise
Today, I was surprised with a generous donation from The Kramers and a t-shirt that I will cherish and wear on my trip. How appropriate - a bicycle along the beach in San Diego. They know how much I love our new winter retreat in California.
Monday, June 30, 2014
June 30 - Canada 2014 Preparation
I can't believe we leave for Canada in five days to be reunited with Ken and Nancy Wright, leaders of Bike Across America. Our last training ride was to Savage Mill in Maryland. Margaret, Ziva and I just couldn't help posing on this giant size chair.
To prepare for our trip, we cycled over two months. Our goal was to build up endurance and increase mileage. When we finally reached 50 miles ride on three consecutive days, we were ready.
To prepare for our trip, we cycled over two months. Our goal was to build up endurance and increase mileage. When we finally reached 50 miles ride on three consecutive days, we were ready.
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