That's funny. I sat in this same park waiting for Sue to come back from looking for a hotel just two months ago! Sounds like some obstacles slowing you down a bit. But, knowing Team Anderson, you'll be off to the races soon. Enjoying following along.

"Our GPS route took a loop to bring us up to the secondary road that borders on the bus terminal, but one floor above the arrival deck." I think your GPS must have been talking to mine because that's the sort of thing it would do. Someday I'll learn to *always* check the route it's calculated before I start riding.

Thanks so much, Angela, and thanks for following along with us! Hopefully we’ll get to see some actual bicycle activity happening soon too.

I so appreciate that you share your stories and journey with us! Your wonderful photographs are also greatly appreciated, Thank You!

Glad Jack Frost is not there with them, nipping at your cold-afflicted nose!

Thanks! I have been getting rest, and am steadily getting my health back at a fair clip. I hope to be back on the bike tomorrow, which is as good as I could hope for.

Thanks for your concern, Patrick. I’m thinking I’m getting off lucky this time - for the second day in a row I’ve felt progressively better. I expect to be back on the bike again tomorrow. Unfortunately, I expect to still be slower than Rachael.

Hang in there Scott. Hope you're on the mend. When you're well, you just might be able to keep up with Rachel;)

Hope to you get enough rest to feel at least a little recovered!

Thanks for the reminder. We’ll start watching out for some comely cows for you. Been thinking of you up there in rainy BC, hope you’re both well.

Food photos - almost as good as cow photos!

I knew it was Foster City, because their name is spelled out. I should have included it in the photo. Sobering thought about their future - they should start building dikes.

It looks like it to me too. It’s the most striking descent I can recall since landing in SLC at sundown years ago.

Typical of road repair in many less developed areas. We found rubble and palm fronds to be favoured in Belize.

Thanks, and I am! I’m not normal today, but much better. The best thing is the relief that this looks like it’s going to pass quickly. I’ve had ones that turn into a URI that last for a month.