A
beautiful start the the Cancer Ride for Delta Hospital. We got started
from Langley this past Tuesday morning, July 8. We crossed the Golden
Ears Bridge and started out on the north side on the Fraser River along
Highway 7.
We had a pretty good tailwind and once we
passed through Mission the wind increased. The temperature hit 28
degrees, or so we were told, and the problem with a solid tailwind is
that you don't feel any breeze at all as a bike speed of 35k is offset
by a tailwind speed of 35k, needless to say we supported many local
merchants as we purchased plenty of liquids.
The north side of the Fraser valley is certainly a beautiful and slower paced community.
We arrived in the RV campsite 6 and 1/2 hours after our departure from Langley.
Dinner
was a great pasta and now it's time to get some sleep and rest up
before tackling the huge climbs out of Hope as we head for Manning Park.
Friday, July 11, 2014
Bike Ride for Cancer, Day 1: Langley to Hope
Labels:
Bike Travel,
Biking,
Cancer Care,
Charity,
IRIS,
IRIS Challenge,
travel
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