Kansas: A Plain(s) State
You would not believe the diversity we saw across Kansas! We could hardly believe it ourselves! So many plains! We saw… OK, so you might be picking up on the sarcasm. Kansas was, in fact, home to some of the most dull stretches of cycling we’ve done on this trip. Miles and miles of plains...
Homecoming Plans
WE’RE COMING HOME! But I guess we’ve mentioned that a couple of times at this point. We want to make it completely official by posting our homecoming plans here on the site so if you live in the area and you’re available, you can come and join us! We plan to ride into Auburn, Alabama,...
Two Years on Two Wheels
August 18 marked two whole years of life on the road for us. I can honestly say I didn’t expect it to go by so fast. In fact, one particular memory comes to mind as I reflect on how quickly the past two years have gone by. It was only the sixth night of our...
Utah: Sleepless Nights and Rugged Landscapes
We have survived Utah. Well, almost. We’re taking some rest time in Monticello, a mere 17 miles from the Colorado state line. Perhaps it’s ignorance, but we had no idea how much natural beauty Utah has to offer. Especially the southern half, which, lucky for us, is right where our route took us. Sleepless Nights...
Recipes from the Road
We believe in eating well. We also believe in eating on a budget. We’ve tried our best to combine these two philosophies on our world bicycle tour. People ask us all the time what we eat while on the road, and to be honest, it’s a hard question to answer because it can vary a...
Nevada: Land of the Desolate, Home of the Aliens
Since we’ve been back in the U.S., we’ve been impressed by how downright friendly Americans can be. We have more random people strike up conversations with us here than in any other place in the world. (It doesn’t hurt I suppose that we understand what all of them are saying.) A range of typical questions...
