By David Skinner
Today we left from Bay St Louis after staying in the comfort of St. Rose’s center. We had our final ride out along the boardwalk along the Gulf of Mexico for about 10 miles.
By Justin McMurtry
We had spent the night at the Lagoon Baptist Church in Gulf Shores, AL, and they graciously invited us to attend their Sunday-morning worship service at 11 AM, which we did. The service featured several very nice contemporary music sing-alongs, and a sermon that was met with great enthusiasm from the congregation.
By Rose Lahti
Today’s ride is 42.6 miles, going from Dauphin Island, Alabama to Pascagoula, Mississippi, with an elevation gain of 400’. Due to the flatness of the ride, even with the wind, we were all done by noon.
By Gary Schroeder
A short while ago, during a trip-ending group discussion about impressions of the trip, the topic of what was next for everyone came up. Initially, it centered on getting back to our REAL life or what Bike Adventure trip each of us was doing.
By Gary Schroeder
It always amazes me that whether it’s a summer-long cross-country or just week-long ride on the Natchez Trace, the idea is it’s X number of miles to the end and it seems like it’s forever away.
By Everett Collier
Todays anticipated 105-mile ride from Marco Island to Homestead did not disappoint.
By Mark Shue
The rooster started crowing at 4 a.m.! And the cat meowed at 5 … just to help us greet this perfect day!
By Cindy Hepp
This morning, Pastor/rider Adam gave the morning devotion. He challenged us in regards to our relationship with Jesus. Do you know Him? Do your attitudes, words, and actions reflect the right one?
By Paul Rouse
Today’s ride was a challenging 92 miles. A lot of traffic so we stayed on paved trails and sidewalks when we could.
By Nancy Fish
Today was the longest day of the second week of the Tour de Florida: 103.5 miles from Marco Island to Homestead across Alligator Alley.
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