He is so right! We will get more scenery later in the trip. We loved you mentioning in your blog how dead French towns can be. We have gone through some (especially between noon and 2) and thought we were the only living creatures there. We ask each other if the zombie apocalypse happened and we missed it.

The strawberries we had the other day were a different shape than the ones at home (BC or California). We gobbled them all down before I thought to get a photo, though, and we haven’t seen a market or fruit/veg shop since.

The strawberries we had the other day were a different shape than the ones at home (BC or California). We gobbled them all down before I thought to get a photo, though, and we haven’t seen a market or fruit/veg shop since.

It really does! Paint it 😁.

Quote from Al (on a trip years ago on Camano Island): The scenic route is always hilly.

I think your good fortune is because of your amazing positive attitude
Tricia

Looks like a painting!

It sounds and looks like this day could not have been any better. Makes me wish I was there, riding along with you.

Thank you. We really had a great day. We are wishful that you were still on the same continent so we could follow your blog too. We miss it.

The yellow is exactly the colour of Keith’s rainjacket.

I was worried too. We both felt pretty good yesterday and think we have this thing beat. It is about time!

Thanks Scott ... yes definitely in the mend! Not pushing it! Loved your volcano shots !

This day's shots are outstanding!

Great to hear you’re both improving. I’ve been hoping Keith’s cold wouldn’t develop into something more serious.

That contrast between the yellow and green is incredible.