A smooth road, a wide shoulder, no traffic,
and great scenery. Cycling doesn't get any
better!
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- At the Idaho border!
- What else needs to be said? Alison and Gus reach ...
- A view from near the summit of the killer hill.
- Alison and Gus ride the white line.
- Alison and Gus (in the center of the picture)crest...
- The kids peak from behind the monumentat the top o...
- We Made It!
- All geared up for the ride toBaker City -- at 28 d...
- On the back of the RANS you have time forthings li...
- Deep snow in Sumpter, Oregon
- Day 7 - Sumpter to Baker City
- Happy to be at the top!
- Alison realizing that we are almost there!
- Getting near the summit...at about 5 mph!
- What we just climbed to get to the viewpointon the...
- Windy and cold as we near Dixie Pass
- Whenever we saw this sign we knew that abig uphill...
- You really must want to throw shoes into atree thi...
- Dan was convinced that the cows weretrying to psyc...
- A view from the bike on the way to DixiePass.
- Day 6 - Dayville to Dixie Summit
- After a day of tough cycling!
- John Day Fossil Beds, Condon Unit
- Happy for a break from riding
- Lobby of the Oregon Hotel in Mitchell
- Day 5 - Mitchell to Dayville
- Another reward for a hard climb!
- The reward for a hard climb!
- At the top of Ochoco Pass!
- A smooth road, a wide shoulder, no traffic,and gre...
- Day 4 - Prineville to Mitchell
- Dan working on a flat
- Alison and Gus
- A beautiful day for cycling.
- Day 3 - Sisters to Prineville
- The bike I want for the cross-country trip.
- After lunch in Mill City
- Day 2 - Salem to Detroit
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