A good resource for anyone planning a similar ride.

whoa! that's huge!!

Hi Chuck, I support your decision to “nookshkaan” your ride, but hope you keep up the blog. You could rate the Caffè Nero locations, or map out the best ice cream stands (by bike or by car), etc. I am sure Command Central will be glad to have you home. Kudos to you! Ellie

can they accommodate a sunflower seed allergy?

Did you try the Frisky Pizza?

Try a cable tie?

Be careful! Jordon might sue if she sees this

wow, i had no idea this is where the LDS church started -- if you see any tap dancing, then we'll know that the musical was truly accurate

Hi Chuck,
I binge read your blog over the weekend, after Adelina serendipitously crossed our Moms’ chat (planning our next outing), with details on your hotel accommodations. It was fun to witness Arlington Command Central in action! Adelina sent us this link after I asked about pictures of your ride, which I loved seeing - and I have been mesmerized by your thoughtful prose. Pedal on! Sending you positive thoughts, Ellie (Senior, not daughter)

Also known as Border Collies.

I’m enjoying your blog. My wife and I are riding across country from Mass., too, albeit in short stages each summer. We took a different route to where you are now, but really enjoyed the canal way. Lockport is very interesting (https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/buzzardsbay).

Hope sun will be headed your way!

The statues do look very similar.. maybe they only have one soldier template

Red Sox off tomorrow as well, both of them needed

Yup you’re definitely out of the Adirondacks! Very water based culture in this part of the state. Enjoy the local beauty!

Grew up near Pulaski! Was one of the local options to get your drivers license test taken… word was that they were harder there so I avoided it! Safe riding!