by Lauren Magnee | Jul 29, 2019 | Cycling
I like the idea of camping more than I actually like camping. I like comfortable mattresses, hot showers, and a toilet in the next room. I’m sure other bike tourists would consider that blasphemous, but I want to relax after a long day of cycling. And that does...
by John Miskey | Jul 29, 2019 | Cycling
With the bike tour officially ending and our bikes locked up on the rack on the back of my car, I decided to wait until we got home to document my final thoughts about the trip. That, and we also spent the entire day walking Port Townsend, finding geocaches, eating at...
by Lauren Magnee | Jul 25, 2019 | Cycling
We had set an alarm for 7:30 AM, but we both woke up before then, so we watched an episode of “Stranger Things.” We ate snacks and leftover Indian food for breakfast and packed up our stuff. After finding a geocache in the park across from the Airbnb, we...
by John Miskey | Jul 24, 2019 | Cycling
It was a great day for a rest day in Bremerton. We casually awoke around 9:00 am to the sun shining, which helped improve my first skewed impression of this small coastal city. We decided to take a walk to a small cafe called The Manette Daily which is just on the...
by Lauren Magnee | Jul 23, 2019 | Cycling
We woke to an alarm at 6:30 AM and walked out to the lobby for a continental breakfast. I assumed the waffles, bread, and English muffins were not vegan, so I chose cereal and John chose oatmeal and prepared our powdered coconut milk. After eating, we returned to our...
by John Miskey | Jul 22, 2019 | Cycling
We left the Rain Forest Resort Village around 8:00am after a quick breakfast of snacks. Our original plan was to get up early, ride the one mile up to the Lake Quinault Lodge and get a breakfast of potatoes and fruit, but since we seemed to have over-packed snacks...
