Thirty-eight years ago as we began our married life, we cycled out of Strafford, Vermont and began a year-long bicycling adventure traveling around the world. (The photo is from Nepal.) Then came another wonderful adventure -- children and careers. With children on their own and our careers behind us, we entered the next chapter, again with a bicycle adventure. That one was more modest, train trips across the country and five weeks on bikes from Los Angeles, CA to Portland, OR; but it greeted us with we good riding, great sights, and interesting people.

After two bicycle trips on the west coast, we tried something different. With an old dog along for the ride and a camper in the bed of the pickup, we set off for the desert southwest exploring national parks, enjoying daily cycling, and even playing a little golf.

In Spring, 2017, we decided on an international adventure. We landed in Lisbon, Portugal and rode a loop through Portugal and Spain and back to Lisbon. Once again, seeing the sights, meeting people, and pedaling 1600 miles were wonderful!

In March 2018 we left Maine after a big snow storm and headed to North Carolina for some warmth - we didn't find it. We went further south to SC - still didn't find it! But we did discover new places to cycle and explore!

It is now August 2023, kids are married with families of their own (five wonderful grandchildren) and we are off on another adventure! Our first stop will be Lily Bay State Park on August 13, then head north and west, across Canada and into Alaska driving and camping with bikes and a canoe. Here is the family, though missing Miles' wife, Baily.

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Divots, Dinner, Davids, in Denver . . .



Delightful twenty-four hours in Denver.  Arrived in the morning with the city blanketed in snow, by mid-morning the sun was out, the temperature had risen into the 60's, the snow was disappearing, and the golf course called to say they were opening for play.  Perfect!  

Drove to Golden with my sister' son, David, and the three of us spent a warm, but windy afternoon playing 18 holes.  Anne was the big winner!



When the round was finished, Anne's sister's son, David, met us at a nice restaurant in Denver, and the four of us had a wonderful dinner. 


 Early to bed, early to rise, and we are about to head back to the newly re-opened historic Union Station to catch the Zephyr for the last leg of our train journey -- through the Rockies, across Utah, and on to San Francisco.
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