We realize its only been a few days since we last updated our website, but the sights, sounds and beautiful weather have completely blind sided us. We feel like we have experienced so much and had such superb weather in a short amount of time, that are sensory organs are on going to explode. The ride from Eugene to Florence was smooth and offered great views of the country side and the fall colors of the trees. But in hindsight, this was only an appetizer for the spender that followed, for as we headed south the on Pacific Coast Hwy we were spoiled with incredible view after incredible view. We honestly felt like we were dismounting our tandem bike at every turn and although we tried our best, the photos that we have taken do not do the coast line justice. Along our travels we chanced upon a lovely couple in Charleston building a 60 foot “junk-rig” sail boat. To add to the excitement Kim was also celebrating her 43rd birthday. In an attempt to out-do Kim's birthday cake from last year, Robin constructed a massive 4 layered/flavored cake that just swarmed of goodness. Bee's tummy was full for a long time after this feast.
For our 100th day cycling we were further treated to some spectacular scenery and finished the day with some fellow cyclists at a state campsite. Just as our heads were coming to terms with the ocean views, we crossed the Oregon/California Border and were clobbered by enormous trees in the Redwood State Forest. 'Wow' and 'look at the size of that one', were commonly voiced expressions, as we slowly crept through this enchanting park. It really is hard to put into words how awesome this section of our ride has been. And do you think it would stop at this, OH NO! We had to finish our ride by cruising past some wild elk that took no notice of us and continue to graze and laze in the late sun. We have had a great run of late and we cant wait to see what is lurking behind the next bay or past the next hill