Wonder if they had their coffee!

Not sure I would like to use that door on the second floor.

Best picture in Eldarado!!!!!

It's not HER fault you put the Headsweats on backwards in the other photo...

YOU ARE STILL RIDING AND I AM STILL READING. BUT I LOVE YOUR STORIES. KEEP GOING STRONG!

Ha, ha. I was puzzled by this until seeing the next photo. Wayne we should try this. It would definitely make it easier to keep up with Rachael.

I like a little rust on my old trucks - that's just me.

I think he went back into the headwind on purpose ????

You're right it could be on a postcard.

Hi skip, thanks for taking care of my friends!

This is a cool looking road!

There is still an "I" in Un ted, barely.
:-)

For 8 years I was Mayor of Monticello. Of course, that was New York so you didn't get there. Non the less, I read you every day and continue to follow.
Here in Meadowcrest it was 90 plus degrees and I spent my usual hour in the swimming pool. Lovely, just lovely.

lou

We do too. It seems that every year something like that happens and it makes our day. We've had people flag us down just to talk or offer us water. It also seems that every year, someone in a restaurant stops by to talk and then picks up our tab (as Kathy L. did earlier this trip). Perhaps the most memorable incident was when we were approaching a small town a few years ago. Some older gentleman, going the other way, did a U-Turn and flagged us down. He said that he always wanted to take a bike trip but just had never done it and now he was too old. He then gave us $20 bucks for lunch and drove off. To this day I wish we had gotten his name.

Downtown Preston (is there an Uptown??) was nice. Most of the buildings were going concerns, unlike a lot of small towns (especially in the South) where everything is boarded up (and depressing).