I was scheduled to blog two days ago and again tonight. For now, all I am trying to do is stay conscious as I approach re-entry into the atmosphere. Twenty-two miles per hour, two parallel pace lines and a police escort is how it ended. We definitely rode in style to Tybee Island.
For now, I am just going to leave you with some photos below. Please check back in 24-36 hours for a genuine post. It may take 24-36 days to even process the 3,300 miles behind me and everything and everyone that got me to the Georgia coast. All I can say now is, can we just turn around and bike back?
I suspect other team members may want to throw in their two cents in the days to come. So although it's my assigned duty to bring the final moments of the trip to you, keep checking the blog (and leaving comments) as we regroup our thoughts. Hopefully, I won't be the only one writing again.
Oyee! from Savannah, GA
Kat
Racing to the beach
Dipping of the front tires in the Atlantic Ocean
Oyee! at the Tybee Island lighthouse
Celebratory swim/dunking/high-fiving
Signing of the jerseys
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4 comments:
Congratulations, everyone that rode and played any role in this true adventure!
I continue to get goose bumps as I think about all that you have experienced during this ride. As you are full aware, it was mor than a test of your endurance. Just reflex back on all that you experienced. And, know that we love you for what you have exhibited for those in need of appropriate housing!
Sandy
GOOD JOB EVERYBODDY!!
Oyee, Dani! We are really proud of your amazing accomplishment and look forward to seeing you and hearing all about it!!
Congratulations to all of the bikers!! Excellent spirit and dedication to a wonderful cause and an amazing adventure!
Thanks so much for the pics! It was such fun to see you all dipping the front tires of your bikes in to the ocean!!
Margie (Auntie "M")& UR, T & K
You all did such an amazing job biking and building across the country. I hope that you carry the lessons you learned with you well into your future! I know that I will take with me the lessons you taught through your words and actions. Best wishes to you all!
-Tom
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