May 6, 2021
Day 28 - Silsbee to Cleveland
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It was a long ride today. We didn't have any problems, the roads and weather were good, it was just long.
While we were getting ready to leave, the executive manager of the motel was making her rounds and checking everything out.
Leaving Silsbee, we passed the Hardin County Courthouse. It was a very attractive building.
I don't talk much about our meals because we're usually ones who just eat whatever is convenient. This morning, though, we had the best breakfast of the trip so far. Our motel last night had nothing for breakfast, so we had just had a little food in our room. By the time we got to Kountze, 13 miles into our ride, we were hungry. We stopped in a convenience store called Crawdad's, which had a deli called Moz Grill. We had a simple bacon and eggs with hashbrowns and biscuit breakfast, but every bite of it was delicious. Of course, it was all made better by the friendly staff and other patrons.
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We had mostly good roads today - just a few rough spots.
Roadside flower for today - bright red blossoms on a stalk.
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Texas pasture view - there some cows out there under the trees.
Here are some different farm animals - this is a goat farm. They were out running around. Would you say "free range goats"?
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Shortly before we reached Cleveland, we crossed the Trinity River. The Trinity River is 423 miles long, from extreme north Texas to the Gulf of Mexico. It has a history of devastating floods at Dallas.
We will bike to Huntsville tomorrow and then have a rest day. Only 44 miles tomorrow sounds good!
Today's ride: 66 miles (106 km)
Total: 1,251 miles (2,013 km)
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