Hey y'all.
A couple weeks ago, I hit the road again after being evicted from my spot for quarantine. Figured I'd start a new picture/ story thread for this one.
First road photo of the tour with the new smiley.
My panniers just gain more character.
Laying in the rain on the Natchez Trace on a hot day.
Amazing little view on the 50 miles of the Great Rivers South route I did.
Great lakefront camping I stayed in at Land Between Lakes on the Tennessee side.
Mandatory state line crossing photo.
Got to love a good bridge shot in the morning.
Got to throw in a tent selfie or two.
Old pirate murder cave at Cave In State Park.
A date with the Ohio River for lunch.
Third state of this trip so far.
This hill really sucked and I walked up half of it.
In a sea of Confederate flags and Trump stickers, there's good people.
The TransAmerica Trail took me to the Tunnel Hill State Trail and I had to take a whole day to ride it.
The famous tunnel.
Bridge crossing on the Tunnel Hill State Trail.
Crabtree Lake in the morning.
Pretty fun tour so far!
I've done a few hundred miles again, but I'm going real slow. Staying in a lot of state parks and doing small mileage days. This ride might be life for a good while and it's a global pandemic, so taking time is the focus. I'm hoping to get to Missouri and do the Katy Trail as a second famous rail Trail of this trip and then I'll likely head north to get away from humidity.
You can follow me as I go on Instagram!
If you're housed up for the pandemic and want to donate to my journey:
Paypal.me/bikepunky
Patreon.com/bikepunky
I'll come back with more photos every couple weeks.
A couple weeks ago, I hit the road again after being evicted from my spot for quarantine. Figured I'd start a new picture/ story thread for this one.
First road photo of the tour with the new smiley.
Got to love a good bridge shot in the morning.
Bridge crossing on the Tunnel Hill State Trail.
Pretty fun tour so far!
I've done a few hundred miles again, but I'm going real slow. Staying in a lot of state parks and doing small mileage days. This ride might be life for a good while and it's a global pandemic, so taking time is the focus. I'm hoping to get to Missouri and do the Katy Trail as a second famous rail Trail of this trip and then I'll likely head north to get away from humidity.
You can follow me as I go on Instagram!
If you're housed up for the pandemic and want to donate to my journey:
Paypal.me/bikepunky
Patreon.com/bikepunky
I'll come back with more photos every couple weeks.