June 27, 2023
To Walla Walla WA
As camp nights go, this one was pretty great - just a few mosquitos that weren't very persistent, a low in the 50s, and the traffic noise on U.S. 12 quieted down nicely. I took a break from the journal last night so we could play cards for a change. Today's ride is short so I am back at it this morning while Barry works on his bike.
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The rain starts just as we pull out onto U.S. 12 and all the rain gear comes out. It doesn't last long though. Shortly after we turn off US 12 on Middle Waitsburg Road we're stowing all the wet things again before the climb of the day. This one is just two miles, much less arduous than the hills of the past couple of days. Middle Waitsburg is a beautiful road that we continue riding downhill most of the way to the outskirts of Walla Walla.
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We're staying here for two nights with Brad Daly, another wonderful WarmShowers host. He's retired from a career in aquatic biology and water quality management and now spends his energy training for long course triathlon races and serving as the president of his homeowner's association.
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Today's ride: 26 miles (42 km)
Total: 993 miles (1,598 km)
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