Monday was the last day of my adventure, and I was back to ridin'
solo. I awoke to the sound of rain peltin' Matt's roof, so I threw on
the rain gear and off I went. My goal for the day was to stay off the
four-lane highways and stick to state and county roads as much as
possible. I not only accomplished that, but I found some awesome gravel
roads along the way. I took my time, stopped often, snapped lots of
pictures, and had a helluva fun trip home.
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| Mile 1,044... Overlookin' Mifflin County Amish Country. |
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Within five minutes, the fog had rolled up onto the mountain,
and there was nothin' much to see anymore. |
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| Mile 1,052... found my first ten miles of gravel to play on. |
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Mile 1,127... took another detour onto
the dirt to check out a landmark from
my teenage years. Might have drank
a beer or two here before... |
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As per Google Maps, this is considered to be Cedar Street in
Mt. Holly Springs, PA. I wish all streets were this badass. |
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| Found a cool little wooden bridge about 20 minutes from home. |
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| Mile 1,175... back in the shed after an awesome journey. |
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