Day 25 – July 4, 2009
We are home! Leaving Fredericksburg VA around 6:30 AM we traveled the 158 miles over very familiar roads heading home. I had always thought Delaware was flat land but today I see it through different eyes. The fields actually have slight rises and the abundance of trees shortens the horizon. The corn is now beginning to tassel and the oats, barley and wheat has been harvested and the late season crop of corn or soybeans has been planted. We pulled in the yard around 1PM and began unloading the assortment of luggage as you can see in this picture. If anyone told me this all came off our bikes (except for the kid in the middle) I wouldn’t believe it if I had not been the one pulling it all off. We will spend the next couple of days printing pictures, writing a wrap up for this blog and weeding through almost 2000 business emails. I will need to run to the AT&T store and get a new cell phone and the Honda store for a new CB cord for Don. But for now – at 8PM I’m heading for my own bed for a good night’s sleep and to dream of the next trip because the journey never ends for me.
We are home! Leaving Fredericksburg VA around 6:30 AM we traveled the 158 miles over very familiar roads heading home. I had always thought Delaware was flat land but today I see it through different eyes. The fields actually have slight rises and the abundance of trees shortens the horizon. The corn is now beginning to tassel and the oats, barley and wheat has been harvested and the late season crop of corn or soybeans has been planted. We pulled in the yard around 1PM and began unloading the assortment of luggage as you can see in this picture. If anyone told me this all came off our bikes (except for the kid in the middle) I wouldn’t believe it if I had not been the one pulling it all off. We will spend the next couple of days printing pictures, writing a wrap up for this blog and weeding through almost 2000 business emails. I will need to run to the AT&T store and get a new cell phone and the Honda store for a new CB cord for Don. But for now – at 8PM I’m heading for my own bed for a good night’s sleep and to dream of the next trip because the journey never ends for me.
Welcome Home!!! We have certainly enjoyed and looked forward to your daily blogs. You did a fine job writing about your experiences - wish time and health allowed us to join you on this trip of a lifetime! Hope to catch up with you soon to see your photos, and hug our friends, the adventurers!
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GarC and Kate