Highway 30 to Gothenburg parallels the railroad tracks. Trains with 100-200 cars would pass by every 5-10 minutes east or west, I counted one with 114 cars and 7 locomotives in front. If I was not seeing trains, there were plenty of corn fields , 6-7 feet tall, so of course we had sweet corn on the cob with grilled chicken glazed with a&w bbg sauce and boiled red potatoes-no left overs this Saturday night. Camped at a nice koa and doing laundry. Today mileage-88 miles- tommorrow ride 25 into Lexington for church then continue on after for about 50 to make the1000 mark. Gotta get a good rest to get up early so we are not late for church...so...
Move your bod Todd:)
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a bohemian cottage?
ReplyDeleteschnitzel?
Ogallala?
Gothenburg?
Trains!?!?
I thought you were crossing the USA, not Germany.
Spencer asks: Did you ever go across the train tracks? That might be scary on your bike because you might have got run over.
ReplyDeleteWe also want to know if you got any pictures of the trains?
ReplyDeleteif he can aim a camera while riding a bike, dan's way impressed. not that he want's dad to try... our kids need a fully alive granpa.
ReplyDeletebtw, dad, i like what you're doing with the names
A ride across the USA sure beats a good month at summer school! Hope yer stayin' cool, Bob.
ReplyDeleteKeep up your strength Coach Bob!! Adventure of a lifetime !!
ReplyDeleteWe have had to stop and wait at RR crossings for trains to pass and I will get some train pics today
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