The views coming back down out of the redwood when the ocean came into view were spectacular. The following pics don't really do it justice.
Once in California, I wrap around Pelican Bay and through Crescent City. Then it's into the Redwoods before returning to the coast north of the Klamath River. Orick, known for its burl art is my stop for the night after a long, 71-mile day, riding solo. It's also my most "suspect" overnight accommodations, the Palm Cafe and Motel. I'm watching the weather report because it's possible I'll catch a littler rain. Wish me luck! Wow, that was quite a climb. It's also cold today but I still haven't put on the windbreaker (don't want to cover the BikeTheCoast13 jersey), and I sent the toe warmers and long-fingered gloves home yesterday. The views coming back down out of the redwood when the ocean came into view were spectacular. The following pics don't really do it justice.
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Jeff FredericksOn August 14, 2013, I'm flying to Vancouver, British Columbia and beginning a 29-day, 1,880-mile bike ride from Canada to Mexico. Archives |