Category: Cycle USA 4 Veterans 2024
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Day 38
As we left Wooster, cycling 93 miles to Niles, Ohio, we were met with fog and 58-degree weather. The day remained chilly but invigorating, with hills once again testing our determination and resilience. Along the way, we passed dairy farms, fields of sheep and cows, and unique garages that dotted the countryside. Our SAG stop…
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Day 37
Today’s ride took us 98 miles from Marysville to Wooster, and it was a chilly one. With overcast skies and temperatures in the high 50s, my fingers were frozen, making it difficult to shift gears for the last 20 miles. The misting rain that welcomed us into Wooster added to the cold, making this one…
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Day 36
From Richmond, IN to Marysville, OH – A Warm Welcome and Inspiring Company Today’s journey took us 105 miles from Richmond, IN to Marysville, OH. The weather was perfect with sunny skies and a gentle breeze, making for an enjoyable ride. We were joined by our friends Caroline and Leslie, who cycled 64 miles with…
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Day 35
Day 35: From Greenfield to Richmond, IN – A Day of Nostalgia and New Memories Last night was an absolute treat as my son, Brady, came to visit me. We had a wonderful dinner at St. Elmo in Indianapolis, a perfect way to recharge for the day ahead. Today’s ride took us 53 miles from…
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Day 34
Day 34: A Wonderful Ride from Crawfordsville to Greenfield, Indiana Today was a truly wonderful day of cycling, covering 75 miles from Crawfordsville, IN to Greenfield, IN. Under blue skies with a light breeze, the ride was as pleasant as it gets. We started the day riding along the beautiful White River Trail, which offered…
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Day 33
Honoring D-Day: A Journey of Reflection and InspirationAs I cycle across America, I am constantly reminded of the freedom we cherish and the sacrifices that have secured it. Today, on the 80th anniversary of D-Day, we honor the bravery and determination of the Allied forces who stormed the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944.…
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Day 32
Rest Day As I travel across America, I see American flags everywhere. The American flag has stood as as symbol of freedom & justice for over 225 years. Through times of peace and war, the sight of the American flag gives notice to all that democracy lives. No other symbol captures the power of glory…
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Day 31
Today we cycled 91.6 miles from Springfield to Champaign under overcast skies. The route was mostly flat, with a repetitive but charming view of barn after barn stretching across the horizon. Though the scenery was monotonous, it had a certain tranquility that made the miles pass by smoothly. Our first SAG stop provided a delightful…
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Day 30
Today was one of our toughest yet, with 107 miles of cycling through heat and relentless headwinds. Right from the start, we faced a hill as we left the hotel, setting the tone for a challenging but rewarding day. Rural Illinois stretched out before us with its expansive landscapes and quiet roads. The scenery, though…
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Day 29
Title: Day 29: Reaching Our 8th State and the 2000-Mile Mark Today’s ride took us from Kirksville, MO to Quincy, IL, spanning 76 miles and marking our entry into our eighth state. The weather was perfect for cycling, with a nice sunny day and a light breeze to keep us cool. Our route followed Route…
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