We thanked our host Kurt for his hospitality and headed south again towards Monterey, where we checked out the historic Fisherman’s Wharf and Cannery Row, and found some seals who had commandeered someone’s rowboat. We rode down into Carmel to check out the town, and then continued onward toward the redwoods in Big Sur. The climb out of Big Sur was a longish and hot one, and was followed by additional rollers before getting to our primitive campsite on the edge of a cliff overlooking the Pacific. 103 miles total.
3 Bikes 3 Countries all in 3 Weeks!!
Our bike trip from Vancouver Canada to Mexico:
Most of the ride will be following the USA Pacific Coast Highway through the states of Washington, Oregon and California before crossing the border into Mexico.
We aim put an end to the suffering that athletes endure due to their attire, lycra's not a lifestyle, its a choice!
Most of the ride will be following the USA Pacific Coast Highway through the states of Washington, Oregon and California before crossing the border into Mexico.
We aim put an end to the suffering that athletes endure due to their attire, lycra's not a lifestyle, its a choice!
Monday, September 6, 2010
Day 16:
Aptos to Limekiln State Park (South of Big Sur)
We thanked our host Kurt for his hospitality and headed south again towards Monterey, where we checked out the historic Fisherman’s Wharf and Cannery Row, and found some seals who had commandeered someone’s rowboat. We rode down into Carmel to check out the town, and then continued onward toward the redwoods in Big Sur. The climb out of Big Sur was a longish and hot one, and was followed by additional rollers before getting to our primitive campsite on the edge of a cliff overlooking the Pacific. 103 miles total.
We thanked our host Kurt for his hospitality and headed south again towards Monterey, where we checked out the historic Fisherman’s Wharf and Cannery Row, and found some seals who had commandeered someone’s rowboat. We rode down into Carmel to check out the town, and then continued onward toward the redwoods in Big Sur. The climb out of Big Sur was a longish and hot one, and was followed by additional rollers before getting to our primitive campsite on the edge of a cliff overlooking the Pacific. 103 miles total.
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