Monthly Archives: June 2018

So so excited to wake up knowing we were heading to the (in)famous trail town of Damascus. The crossroads of the Transamerica Trail, The Appalachian Trail, and the Virginia Creeper Trail. Mike and I have read so many hiking books and we feel we have an inkling of an idea of what this town mustContinue reading “June 2, Damascus”

After catching up on wash and errands in Wytheville we rode out on a very windy morning. We kept checking the map to assure ourselves we would be having the wind to our backs soon but no such luck. We can’t complain about the weather, it is just weather, but the conditions can certainly changeContinue reading “June 1 Troutdale”

We headed out climbing again after a quick oatmeal in our hotel room. Just ten miles into the day we came to a most unusual old house turned into a coffee shop and restaurant. What a gift! It wasn’t in a town (that we could tell) but our bikes just swerved automatically into the parkingContinue reading “May 30 Whytheville”

I wished we had thought to take a picture of the Ginko trees that lined the downtown streets of Blacksburg, they were so pretty as we made our way out of town on a very well kept and well used bike trail. The trail took us through the Virginia Tech campus, all the way toContinue reading “May 29 Newbern”