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Day 43 : Fresh legs and fresh faces powered the team 112 miles through the rain from Columbus to Uhrichsville, OH. Thank you First United Methodist Church for providing dinner and giving us a place to stay overnight!
R4WH Day 43. With R4WH Alums joining us for the rest of our way to DC, our team has doubled in force today. After a quick brief for the day’s ride and group selfie, we are off!!!! Follow us and wish us luck as we... https://t.co/76gdLQlyNS
Day 25 : Cycled 67 miles on gravel roads to Joplin, MO, where we unwound with BBQ, Netflix and the best doggo. We're so excited to be in Missouri!! @ Joplin, Missouri — in Joplin, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/tqQ35uUQSg
Day 24 : Arrived safely in Coffeyville, KS after a 88 mile ride. Shout-out to Tulsa bicycle/pedestrian advisory committee and @braumsicecream_dairy for making Oklahoma one of our favorite places to cycle! @ Coffeyville, Kansas — in Coffeyville,... https://t.co/JqFbNFqn6I
Day 23 : We have now cycled more than halfway across America! Arrived in Tulsa, AZ today and checked out the Gathering Place. Also Reid watched I am Legend @ Tulsa, Oklahoma — in Tulsa, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/dtvtuNtv0G
Day 22 : Cycled 64 miles in freezing rain to arrive in Cushing, OK, where coffee, bowling, and Braum's ice cream warmed our spirits up! Thank you Selby's for hosting us in OKC! @ Cushing, Oklahoma — in Cushing, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/K66EPCZxrY
Day 21 : Repaired our bikes, explored the city, and met up with OSU alumni at Fassler Hall on our rest day in OKC. @ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma — in Oklahoma City, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/x2FWmPGIaO
Day 20 : Cycled a quick century in chilly weather to arrive in OKC, our rest stop for the next day. @ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma — in Oklahoma City, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/t25E9eORhv
Day 18 : Grateful to arrive in Shamrock, TX after a long day cycling 100 miles on rough roads and barking dogs (Pastor Neal's dog just wanted belly rubs) @ Shamrock, Texas — in Shamrock, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/nzJw3ClMcW
Day 17 : Enjoyed a leisurely 99 mile ride across state lines into Amarillo, TX, befriended many cows, and left our mark on Cadillac Ranch @ Amarillo, Texas — in Amarillo, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/eQ4zAwFqqd
Day 16 : Battled strong headwinds cycling 107 miles to Clovis, NM. Fun fact: over half of the cheddar cheese consumed in America is produced here at the Southwest Cheddar Company @ Clovis, New Mexico — in Clovis, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/h7sB21Rize
Day 15 : Logged another 100 miles cycling to Santa Rosa, NM, and celebrated by jumping into the Blue Hole @ Santa Rosa, New Mexico — in Santa Rosa, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/wxl9pP3Ghj
Day 14 : Enjoyed our rest day in Albuquerque eating breakfast at Frontier, playing minigolf, getting massages, and cheering the hometown Albuquerque Isotopes baseball team!
Day 13 : Braved the cold on Route 66, fell victim to two flats, and enjoyed burgers and beer at our destination - Albuquerque, NM @ Albuquerque, New Mexico — in Albuquerque, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/kEcIsyTAbY
Day 12 : Climbed up to the great continental divide through snow, then raced down into the desert to enjoy Chinese food and Sonic shakes in Grants, NM @ Grants, New Mexico — in Grants, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/fG6ekF6Qbt
Day 11 : Cycled our first 100 miles, crossed our second state line into New Mexico, and met up with Dr. Thomas Faber, clinical director at the Zuni Comprehensive Health Center and co-director of the Zuni Youth... https://t.co/xTEivDmeOH
Day 10 : Rode 83 miles through different landscapes (snow, desert, pine forest) to arrive in Taylor, AZ. Spent the evening fooling around Walmart and sliding down the firehouse pole! @ Taylor, Arizona — in Taylor, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/YJDqjMjaJL
Day 9 : Fended off barking dogs, sketchy gravel road shoulders, another dead car battery, and 8,450 ft of climbing to gratefully arrive in Payson, AZ. Why is Jackie always so happy? @ Payson, Arizona — in Payson, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/V3cIZAmvZD
Day 8 : Hiked Piestewa Peak, hanged out with friends and family, tried acupuncture, and relaxed for our big climb tomorrow @ Phoenix, Arizona — in Phoenix, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/JBqFqyU0tu
Day 8 : Hiked Piestewa Peak, hanged out with friends and family, tried acupuncture, and relaxed for our big climb tomorrow @ Phoenix, Arizona — in Phoenix, Estados Unidos de América https://t.co/34srzawIg2