The time, distance, heat, hills, and wind are taking its toll on everyone. People are moody and not communicating.

During the first half of the trip everyone was very good with their calls. “Passing left, car up, car back, rider up.” These calls help keep everyone safe; communication keeps everyone safe. This simple communication makes the day go faster and the ride seem easier.

The same can be said about communication in any situation. Make an effort to communicate the small things and you will see positive results.

Each day we passed through multiple towns on our way to the final destination. Each town has its own theme and each is unique to the people and town history. As we approached Pella, IA, signs read: “So Dutch It Hurts.”

In the town just before Oskaloosa, we saw mini-horses.

Ride stats: 53.6 miles; 2700 ft of climb; Hills.

What a great experience from start to finish. We are physically and emotionally exhausted. Based on the tracking app I used, we went about 451 miles during the event.

Thoughts are still processing. I am working on some additional wrap up blogs.

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While the campaign has ended, please continue safely Sharing the Road.

Have a great day!

–Patrick

Well, the week went faster than expected. It got into the 40s last night. Regardless, we have 63 miles left today.

Thanks for reading. Continue safely Sharing the Road!

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