We have arrived! I can’t put into words the excitement, adrenaline, anxiety, and inner turmoil that occurred today. I am still in shock that I made it the Capitol with my only mode of transportation being my bicycle for over 300 miles. My mind may still be in disbelief but my body completely understands . . .(more...)

I have just shared with everyone a preliminary victory dance. I am ecstatic right now that I completed over 65 miles today without having to rely on the Sag Wagon. Today’s ride was the most challenging route we have experienced so far. The hills were grueling and . . .(more...)

We have just completed our longest day of riding! 70 miles within Pennsylvania. Today was an excellent day. I think that many of us paced well and stopped numerous times to stretch and regain momentum. When we arrived in Camp Edward, I still actually retained my communications skills (most of them anyway) and was able to greet others and ask how their riding experience was. I also engaged in one of my favorite activities today: eating. I think . . .(more...)

I am here. In Valley Forge. By my own two pedals! Throughout the ride I was excited thinking about reaching my destination so I could begin to blog a summary of my experience upon arrival. However, even though I actually arrived here, I am not quite sure if I would say I made it in one piece. Yes, all my extremities are still attached and functioning (well, functioning is all relative) but my mind went on hiatus . . . (more...)