Sending lots of thoughts, and those virtual 🤗

Oh no! I am sorry about your GI issues, Sandy. I have my paper maps open, and from them, and my own trips to CO & WY, I can see the expansiveness of the West is complicating your plans. It’s so far between population centers where you can get healthcare, bike service, and other supplies you might need. Unless I am interpreting it wrong, you have gone from a campground north of Ft Collins, CO, all the way up to Casper, WY. That’s a lot of miles to cover. I hope this was on your route west. But most of all, I hope you are feeling ok and not dealing with a serious medical situation. Take it easy, feel better!
I hope your bike is better, too.

Oh honey! I hope the next post brings news of you feeling better! This is such an incredible trip your both on! I’m so happy Peter came along!

This is Cheryl’s old neck of the woods- she lived in and around Granby for years!!

You’ve probably been over it.

You two would be fun to ride with!

Nah. Just a little lonely. Good thing I have Henry and Peter when I finish cycling.

You would’ve loved Ben! Such a great thinker and teller of tales.

Not on 4th of July week. Managed to get my chain and cassette replaced but no tuneup. Gears were slipping again badly on the climb to the pass. I’m going to try and adjust it on the fly when I get some nice flat terrain and good weather. My barrel adjuster is right below the handle bars.

Thanks Julie. I just saw this comment. We’ll see how it goes when I can bike again. Hopefully soon.

And that water was really cold! But they were laughing!

I’ve really enjoyed the changing scenery. And the sounds. And the smells (especially in the Midwest with the newly cut hay and honeysuckle).

What? I was near Jimbo? My first kiss? (I think we were 4 years old) Where does he live?

They are soooo big!

Thanks little brother! I’m a bit laid up right now. Hope to be feeling better soon.