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From Heading South For a Promise of A Warmer Winter by Janet Anspach-Rickey

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Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in Long Lake!

Good on you! Just keep clear of the other end. That is a snapping turtle.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_snapping_turtle

5 years ago
Mike Ayling replied to a comment by Janet Anspach-Rickey on Green Mountain Bikes

Thanks Janet

Mike

5 years ago
Janet Anspach-Rickey replied to a comment by Mike Ayling on Green Mountain Bikes

Hi Mike. The batteries have over 13,000 miles on them. We picked up a second battery yesterday so we have some more flexibility to climb more and ride longer in tour to get back to Washington before snow in the mountains. The plan is to use both batteries in the 20-80% range. Stephen says our used batteries have degraded maybe 10%.

5 years ago
Mike Ayling commented on Green Mountain Bikes

Curious about your battery life. You have done 8,627 miles this trip.
Were the batteries new at the start of your trip or have they lasted a lot longer thaan that?

Mike

5 years ago
Janet Anspach-Rickey commented on New Hampshire Coast

Hi Marty ,
We head west tomorrow! Good to hear from you and Joey. We have really enjoyed riding up the east coast. The adventure continues !

5 years ago
martin oldford commented on New Hampshire Coast

Joey and I are in the Upper Peninsula now near Calumet so if you come this way let us know. Just cycled in Ontario before getting here. You folks are doing well on your tour. Safe travels Janet.

5 years ago
Janet Anspach-Rickey commented on a photo in Last day in Massachusetts

Thanks Bill!

5 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in Last day in Massachusetts

Wild geraniums!
https://www.prairiemoon.com/geranium-maculatum-wild-geranium-prairie-moon-nursery.html

5 years ago
Janet Anspach-Rickey replied to a comment by John Pescatore on Yale and Trail

Here it is! We are in Willimantic right now!

5 years ago
Janet Anspach-Rickey replied to a comment by Claudia Owen on a photo in Yale and Trail

That is So cool that you were here!

5 years ago
Claudia Owen commented on a photo in Yale and Trail

I went to Clint's cousin's graduation at Yale. Clint was at sea, so went on my own and met his Aunt Rita there. Great experience.

5 years ago
John Pescatore commented on Yale and Trail

Glad you guys have had good success with the ECG from Maryland. You are now entering my old stomping grounds from college at UCONN in Storrs. Willimantic had once been the thread capital of the US, but had fallen into very hard times in the late 70's when I was at UCONN, but had the closest McDonalds back in those days!

Putnam/Woodstock is where my girlfriend's family lived and I used her father as a reference in my job applications, not knowing that the dirt road they lived on had no real name and they all just called in Oak Street and made up numbers. When the government sent the background investigator out there and the address didn't exist, I had to be interviewed, swear an affidavit, all kinds of problems!

But, that area is what spoiled me on ever living in an urban environment again! Providence is a very cool city if you get to spend some down time there, especially at night when they have the "Night Fires" on the water, which I think start after Memorial Day - try to catch that.

I hope the cycling is great!

5 years ago
Janet Anspach-Rickey replied to a comment by Claudia Owen on a photo in A Sunny Day in Connecticut

Street after street of beautiful old homes.

5 years ago
Claudia Owen commented on a photo in A Sunny Day in Connecticut

Beautiful houses.

5 years ago
Janet Anspach-Rickey commented on You Ain't Old til You Cold

Thanks Nancy. We are having a great time.

5 years ago