Delaware is the second smallest state in the U.S.
Today we got to see the Atlantic coast, beautiful! The cycling was a little windy. I found a huge adirondack chair. Mrs. Schroeder said it was too big to carry on her bike. Ha!
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Day 24 - Delaware, June 14
Did you know... Delaware had the first log cabins built in the U.S.
Delaware is the second smallest state in the U.S.
Today we got to see the Atlantic coast, beautiful! The cycling was a little windy. I found a huge adirondack chair. Mrs. Schroeder said it was too big to carry on her bike. Ha!
Delaware is the second smallest state in the U.S.
Today we got to see the Atlantic coast, beautiful! The cycling was a little windy. I found a huge adirondack chair. Mrs. Schroeder said it was too big to carry on her bike. Ha!
Day 23 - Maryland, June 13
Did you know... Maryland had the first umbrella factory in the U.S.
Today was a beautiful day in Maryland. I got to ride 100 miles with Mrs. Schroeder. Our bike trip took us along the Chesapeake bay. We had a nice cool breeze.
Do you have any idea of how many corn fields we have seen? There are corn stalks around every corner, crazy!
We spent the night with this wonderful Mennonite family. Mr and Mrs Yoder were our Warm Showers host for the evening.
Today was a beautiful day in Maryland. I got to ride 100 miles with Mrs. Schroeder. Our bike trip took us along the Chesapeake bay. We had a nice cool breeze.
Do you have any idea of how many corn fields we have seen? There are corn stalks around every corner, crazy!
We spent the night with this wonderful Mennonite family. Mr and Mrs Yoder were our Warm Showers host for the evening.
Day 22 - Virginia, June 12
Did you know... Virginia has the only full-length statue of George Washington.
We started the day in Suffolk we end at Chesapeake bay.
We got to go on a ferry to Jamestown,
We started the day in Suffolk we end at Chesapeake bay.
We got to go on a ferry to Jamestown,
Day 21 - North Carolina, June 11
Did you know... North Carolina was home to Virginia Dare, the first English child born in America in 1587.
Started our ride in Kinston and ended at The Great Dismal Swamp.
Today was a warm ride. We saw a lot of tobacco crops. Check out the tractor. Can you see me? I have never seen such a huge piece of equipment.
Started our ride in Kinston and ended at The Great Dismal Swamp.
Today was a warm ride. We saw a lot of tobacco crops. Check out the tractor. Can you see me? I have never seen such a huge piece of equipment.
Day 20 - South Carolina, June 10
Did you know... The first tea farm in the U.S. was built in 1890 near Summerville, South Carolina.
Today was my first ride with Mrs. Schroeder. We had a bumpy start. I fell off the bike today. I was fine, my eyeball is a little loose, no big deal. Mrs. Schroeder got a little more banged up. Don't worry, she still put in 60 miles for the day. We had a beautiful day riding in South Carolina. We stayed with this wonderful couple, Melinda and Ray. They let me try out their toys. They fed us a delicious BBQ dinner and let us sleep in their house. Great way to end the day.
Today was my first ride with Mrs. Schroeder. We had a bumpy start. I fell off the bike today. I was fine, my eyeball is a little loose, no big deal. Mrs. Schroeder got a little more banged up. Don't worry, she still put in 60 miles for the day. We had a beautiful day riding in South Carolina. We stayed with this wonderful couple, Melinda and Ray. They let me try out their toys. They fed us a delicious BBQ dinner and let us sleep in their house. Great way to end the day.
Day 19 - Georgia, June 9
Today started at Waycross and ended in Savannah. I am excited to pick up Mrs. Schroeder at the airport today. Do you think she will recognize me?
Did you know... The Girl Scouts were founded in Georgia in 1912.
Did you know... The Girl Scouts were founded in Georgia in 1912.
Day 18 - Florida, June 8
Stanley started at Chipley and ended west of Monticello.
Did you know... U.S. spacecraft launchings are from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
The bugs here are huge. Check out the bug compared to a cookie. EEEK!
Did you know... U.S. spacecraft launchings are from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
The bugs here are huge. Check out the bug compared to a cookie. EEEK!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)