hey folks,
We were able to create a collective album so now you’ll be able to view all of our photos together. Enjoy and check back often!
Send off party/Itasca to Minneapolis
Red Wing, MN to Bettendorf, IA
Dallas City, IL to Ste. Genevieve, MO
Farm Stay in Cape Girardeau, MO
Diehlstadt, MO to Greenville, MS
Vicksburg, MS to New Orleans, LA!
Lowernine.org – week of volunteering
Newly added post-trip! Artistic Adventures!
Revolutionary River Riders 
cool pictures! you guys look like you’re ready for an adventure. hope you have a great time and it was a lot of fun having you stay at my house! i hope you got enough sleep and enough to eat!
love, mary
good luck!
By: mary pesola on August 27, 2008
at 9:38 am
Great adventure girls!! Spotted you on Hwy 2 three times today. I work for the Chippewa National Forest at Norway Beach. Just read the article in the Bemidji Pioneer. Be safe and have loads of fun. I deeply regret not stopping and introducing myself. Hope you enjoyed pedaling thru the Chippewa, which by the way is 100 years old this year.
By: Mike Harrom on August 27, 2008
at 7:06 pm
That’s great Mike! We actually haven’t seen the article yet, would you be able to post a link to it on our blog? That would be wonderful! We definitely did enjoy biking through the Chippewa- what beautiful scenery!
By: alisa on August 27, 2008
at 8:10 pm
You are off to a good start with a light load, I think you will do fine. Looking at the pictures today while eating my lunch, I almost spit my food out laughing at one picture; the one with a little stream with a sign labeling it the Mississippi River. The river sure is different down here in New Orleans.
By: Darryl Goodwin on August 28, 2008
at 1:07 pm
Just wanted you to know…when you get to us…we won’t have anything planted…we lost most of everything do to the heavy rainfall this summer and now Gustaf…there will be lot of clean up to do tho if you still want to come here…we have 14 greenhouses to clean up and most are without cover at this time. Take care and be careful…you are in our prayers.
By: Shirley on August 31, 2008
at 8:56 am
good luck.
By: macayla on September 10, 2008
at 7:36 pm
Check out this cool website
http://www.ladyslipperscenicbyway.org/
By: Mike Harrom on September 15, 2008
at 8:21 pm
Cool pics! I felt like I was right there with you. I had no idea how your bikes were so loaded up. How do you do it? It makes doing a triathlon seem easy. I am curious to know if you are on track with your schedule?
Blessings to you all!
Sonia
By: Sonia on October 5, 2008
at 6:40 pm
well, if i knew you were going to tour the
budweiser brewery i would have tuned up my
bike and came along!!! lol!!!
cool pics…. i enjoy reading about your progress and seeing the photos. glad to know all is okay.
take care and enjoy……
p.s. you know what they say; that beer is good for ya…
… it made Bud wiser!!! haha..
By: aunt barb on October 7, 2008
at 10:46 pm
wow! it seems like all i did was blink and now you are in the final stretch to New Orleans.
we’ve been checking in on the pictures, they really tell the tale. what great farm experiences!
good luck on the last leg!
Tara
By: tara Dougherty on October 21, 2008
at 5:48 pm
Thanks for taking me along on your journey I enjoyed the pictures and the info. It sounds as if your learned a lot. By the way how much milk does a cow give in a day and how many free beers did you get after the Bud tour? Be safe and enjoy.
By: Dave C on October 28, 2008
at 11:39 am
I just heard about how you just got to New Orleans from your aunt who I know from the farmers market in CT. Good Job! I’m glad you made it down alright. Hey havt you heard of Rosie Swale Pope, the woman who just got done running around the world?
By: Margaret on October 30, 2008
at 4:35 pm