Rich, Mary and Ed pose for a shot at the longest bridge on the Root River Trail, just northeast of Lanesboro. Part of the trail near here was washed out in a flood a few years ago, but it was rebuilt.
This is Mary's piece of blubarb pie at the pie shop in Whalan, where lots of us ate. We could sit at the table and watch the hummingbirds at the feeders outside the windows.
Thirsty hummers.
Ed had a bad day. He had a flat tire on the trail a few miles outside of Rushford and spent at least a half-hour trying to find an intact tube that would fit his rim. We finally got him going.
Mary and Rich spent part of the second day finding geocaches hidden along the trail. At one near Houston, our camping stop on the second day, we traded for a brand-new pack of UNO cards that must have been made in China ... they were FLIMSY!
Rich, Mary and Ed pose for a shot at the longest bridge on the Root River Trail, just northeast of Lanesboro. Part of the trail near here was washed out in a flood a few years ago, but it was rebuilt.
This is Mary's piece of blubarb pie at the pie shop in Whalan, where lots of us ate. We could sit at the table and watch the hummingbirds at the feeders outside the windows.
Thirsty hummers.
Ed had a bad day. He had a flat tire on the trail a few miles outside of Rushford and spent at least a half-hour trying to find an intact tube that would fit his rim. We finally got him going.
Mary and Rich spent part of the second day finding geocaches hidden along the trail. At one near Houston, our camping stop on the second day, we traded for a brand-new pack of UNO cards that must have been made in China ... they were FLIMSY!
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