Three months, that’s how long until the roads are dry and free from the vestige of winter. I know the tough guys will say different but I DON’T HAVE TO dress warm and avoid the piles of sand, gravel and I-dont-even-know-what it is they put on our roads. I just want to get on my bike and go!<\/p>\n
I was looking at a map and I figured every 500 km closer to the equator I could add a month to riding. About 3000 km would put me in the southern United States,\u00a0 maybe if I move to San Diego no one will notice! I always liked the way the Americans used to build roads, not the Interstates but the crooked ones through the mountains and following rivers.<\/p>\n
But somebody will probably notice that I’m gone and I will feel obligated to stay. I guess I’m better off with a proper suit to add a month to either end. Only two months to go!<\/p>\n
Greg G<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Three months, that’s how long until the roads are dry and free from the vestige of winter. I know the tough guys will say different but I DON’T HAVE TO dress warm and avoid the piles of sand, gravel and I-dont-even-know-what it is they put on our roads. I just want to get on my … Continue reading About 3 months to go<\/span>