Showing posts with label Healy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Healy. Show all posts

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Headed to work this morning...

Mount McKinley ahead...stay tuned!

Front Porch View and Some Exciting Stats!

View from my front porch at Full Gospel Church in Healy this morning...

I'm proud to announce these exciting stats since the beginning of Ride 2 Remember:

DAYS OF BIKING:  16

BIKING MILES LOGGED:  550+

BLOG HITS:  OVER 1,000!

TOTAL RAISED TO DATE IN SUPPORT OF ALZHEIMERS PROGRAMS THROUGH RIDE 2 REMEMBER:

$20,000+ !!


DON'T STOP NOW!

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It's Not Too Late to Donate.....

52 miles on the road brought me to Healy on Saturday.
That's a total of 550 miles in 16 days of "Ride 2 Remember."

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Saturday, July 13, 2013

Nenana to Healy

Road from Nenana to Healy flat so far. Sunny (Yea!) and headed to 80.
Had a nice, safe evening at St. Mark's Episcopal Church.

View out my front door this morning at St. Mark's.

This is Loretta, she was my driver in the pilot truck that took me 7 miles through road construction as I made my way from Nenana to Healy on Saturday.

"You have to ride," she said, while dropping the tailgate. "The big trucks can't see you and we've torn it all up, up there."  Loretta was right, so I kicked back and welcomed the red carpet ride.

Loretta was from Alaska; her husband worked a grader on the same construction site.  "I get $30 an hour extra for overtime...and then for five months we 'winter' in Arizona." Loretta talked about her kids, who are grown and carrying on their own lives.  She shared her experience on the job this week, too. "I had  family of bikers the other day, parents and two little kids ages 6 and 8, and I tell ya, that 6-year-old didn't want to get out of the truck."  Loretta said the family had been biking from upstate New York.  We had similar thoughts on how awful that was for the kids.

"Now, you be safe,"she said, as she slammed the tailgate and went to make another run.