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Turning Points
As I reach the halfway mark of my trip, I find myself at a turning point in more ways than one. After several weeks of being caught up in a slew of new experiences (and not blogging much in case it wasn’t obvious) I am heading west, now with more confidence and a renewed sense of adventure.
Lakes, Farming, and Smiling Faces greet me in Vermont
Another really hot day is tempered with not one, but TWO swims in Lake Champlain. The next day I trade biking in for farming and enjoy a visit at Blue Heron Farm where good food and hard work are the ingredients for a better world.
Day 1 on the road: Leaving Montreal
Challenge #1 when bicycle touring: You are too busy biking, eating, sleeping, or otherwise living freely to hunker down and write on your blog. And so, five days after my departure from Montreal, I am writing my first entry ‘from the road’. First up, I finally trek out of Montreal into the unknown of rural Quebec.
Tour de FUN: A Wheel Success!
The Tour de FUN(draiser) was amazing! Feeling really connected, supported, and grateful right now. And crazy – in a good way.
My First 100K
No pain no gain right? After my first 100km ride, I can definitely relate. My latest achievement (and an afternoon at the beach) makes up for my two tired legs.
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