By Mark Shue
Note: This was Mark Shue’s morning devotional on the final day of our inaugural Gulf Coast Ride. He has graciously allowed us to share it with everyone.
By Gary Schroeder
It always amazes me that no matter the lengths of a Bike Adventure ride, the end seems so far away when we start. But then in a flash, we’re packing up to go home.
By Sara Dobbs
I was expecting rough roads today.
By Diane Buckley-Maidt
Today was our third build day of the ride. After a delicious breakfast provided by the Fuller Center Disaster Rebuilders we split into three teams.
By Sara Dobbs
We’ve all heard familiar quotes of how life is like riding a bicycle: that in order to stay balanced, you have to keep moving forward, but I was thinking today about all the ways in which life is also like being on a Fuller Center Bike Adventure.
By Mike Rutherford
After a build day in Sulfur, Louisiana we began our journey to leave LA and head into the final state of Texas. As has become common on this journey, the weather was looking to be unpredictable with rain, thunderstorms, and gale force winds in the plan for the day.
By James Hartman
By Mary Beth McDonough
A 4:45 a.m. wake-up call started a 101.5-miler from Baton Rouge to Eunice Louisiana.
By James Hartman
By Tim Bruce
So ends our first week of cycling from Laguna Beach, Florida to Hammond — a grand total of 354 miles for those who have cycled every mile along the way. Indeed, some have cycled even farther to achieve personal goals such as century rides in a day.
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