Day 13 Warnock OH to Claysville OH
Picked up again west of Warnock and the hills were still there. They seemed to decrease in the afternoon but still included some buttkickers but occasional fairly flat areas in between. The route passed through rural Ohio with many beautiful farms on rolling hills. Cows of all colors, sheep, horses and some very funny frolicking goats. I would have loved to have a video of them but it was on a fast steep descent.
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1 year ago
Approaching Quaker City, I noticed this interesting farm:
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10 months ago
The mobile home ordinance was particularly perplexing in light of the condition of many of the older buildings which must have been lovely in their day.
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The best part of Quaker City was Rola who drove up in her cart and outright asked me if I was biking across the country. No one had ever asked me that. She’s an incredibly outgoing, friendly character who’s lived in Quaker city her whole life.
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…and then there’s the panniers
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1 year ago
Leaving town, I saw this immaculately maintained house. Hmm, is that where the ordinance came from?
Many of the small towns on route are getting gussied up for Memorial Day.
More hills followed and by the time I reached Claysville, I was hungry and whooped. Have to save some of these hills for tomorrow.
Onward and upward.
Today's ride: 47 miles (76 km)
Total: 473 miles (761 km)
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