By Jeff Pickens
We left the great hospitality of Mayfield KY to ride across the children’s roller coaster, smaller undulations than we have been riding, of Western Kentucky, enjoying the rolling hills of wheat and corn.
By Kim Eisenbarth
We started the day in Columbia Tennessee and rode 80 miles to Erin, Tennessee. Beautiful roads, lots of dogs but they were all contained in fences (unlike Georgia!), good company and all in all a good day.
By James Stephen
Had a very special ride to Columbus, Georgia. We left Williams Road church in Americus this morning fortified with a breakfast of gravy and biscuits, which was delicious.
By Jim Hartman
Today’s build took place in Lanett, Alabama. Lanett is the town where Millard Fuller was born and grew up. The Chattahoochee Fuller Center Project based here has built 81 homes so far and is very active.
By Neil Mullikin
Every ride is unique. Each ride is shaped by its riders, the families we serve, and the perspectives we share. I tell people at the beginning of each ride that we are all puzzle pieces. When we arrive, the question is, “Where do we fit in?” By the end of each trip, they paint a picture. Most are amazing.
By Benny Garcia
We wrapped up Week #1 of the Fuller Center Bike Adventure, crossing into Alabama from Georgia and finding refuge at the beautiful Plant City United Methodist Church in Lanett — hometown of late Fuller Center founder Millard Fuller.
By Jim Hartman
By Jim Hartman
We’ve had 2 longer days in a row (65-85 miles) and the temperatures have been in the 90s. Tomorrow is just as long but a little cooler (mid 80s).
By Maria Tamborski
We rode a beautiful 80 miles from Fitzgerald to Americus Georgia and got a brief reprieve from the heat and the string of previous >90F days.
By David Aderholdt
This morning we got started with what will become our regular routine, everything packed up and ready to roll out by 8 a.m.
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