Day 40 - Flat and straight - Rollin' ocean to ocean - CycleBlaze

June 10, 2024

Day 40 - Flat and straight

I am now in western Kansas. The topography is flat with very few trees. I can see for miles to my left and right with some wheat, corn, and wide open high plains

George Washington Carver lived for a time in western Kansas
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Rolled into Scott City, not much here but they did have some nice sculptures 

Tribute to Cattlemen
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Steve ClarkThe true cattleman, cowboy, or stockman of the west would highly value a calf, and be determined to rescue a stray because he saw the future value in it instead of the nuisance. I love this statue because it points directly towards that protective characteristic.
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Tribute to Gold Star mothers
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Tribute to a fallen soldier
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Number 65 - Dighton, KS
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jan kinnerI bicycled from Pueblo CO to Kansas City last year. I encountered wicked headwinds - one day 18 mph for hours. I hope you have the tailwinds I never did! When you hit Colorado make sure to stop at Lynette's Sugar City Cafe in Sugar City for a slice of pie.
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David HendersonTo jan kinnerLove pie, thanks for the tip
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Today's ride: 56 miles (90 km)
Total: 1,942 miles (3,125 km)

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Gordon BrownGood Evening Dave. I ride off into the sunrise from DC this Saturday, June 15th. Enjoy the pie, and keep on rollin'.
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Steve ClarkLooks like a steady uphill gain while ascending to the Colorado plains.
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