Day 17 Bicycle Trip 2023

Today was very much like yesterday. All the riding was on hwy One along the coast with roads that went up and down, up and down, up and down, and round and round and round and round, and there was a bunch of road construction to boot. There were many steep cliffs and drop-offs all along the route that made you wonder what it would feel like if you didn’t make one of the windy corners. Tonight we are camped on the Russian River at Duncans Mills, straight East of Santa Rosa. Tomorrow we will be camping just a few miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge, and the next day we will cross it; that should be exciting; I will be sure and take lots of pictures.

I thought you would appreciate this!😂😂

I was feeling sorry for myself today because my Parkinson’s has not responded positively to the biking as in previous years, but has actually gotten worse especially on days when I ride hard. But then I got my head on straight and thought, how can a person feel sorry for themselves when they have been as blessed by the Lord as much as I have been. If I never ride another foot on my bicycle I have already experienced twelve years of these kinds of trips all over the United States, and I thank the Lord for all of His blessings to me. It is only a fool who is only thankful for the good things, and doesn’t rejoice with the bad things as God’s perfect will for his life.

4 thoughts on “Day 17 Bicycle Trip 2023

  1. aswhiteas snow's avataraswhiteas snow

    You will be practically riding right past my house tomorrow morning. Enjoy our beaches! God made them just for you today! Love you Pastor Dee!!

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  2. redeemed57yahoocom's avatarredeemed57yahoocom

    In the early 80s I rode that hwy and never wanted to again. That was in a car and at night, it scared me very much.

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  3. pattys1054's avatarpattys1054

    My old neck of the woods. As you ride into Marin County I am assuming, you’re headed that way? Will you be riding near Muir Woods and Stinson beach? Will be looking forward to seeing your pictures. If California wasn’t so weird, (more than Portland) and expensive, I could live there again. Golden Gate Baptist Seminary use to be in Mill Valley. I attended there many years ago, but the SBC sold the property and moved to southern California. Will you be riding through Mill Valley and Sausalito?
    Say hello to the Golden Gate for me and be careful going through the city of San Francisco. It’s not like it used to be but will be gorgeous along the coast. I’m envious.

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