DAY 4 TITUSVILLE U-HAUL



THESE WERE THE ONLY ALLIGATORS WE SAW


MURAL OUTSIDE DIXIE CROSSROADS RESTAURANT (WORLD FAMOUS FOR THEIR SHRIMP) IN TITUSVILLE


MURAL INSIDE RESTAURANT


MORE MURAL


EATING LUNCH DAY 4 IN TITUSVILLE


FINALLY!!!!!!  WE ARRIVED BY NOON AFTER A 44 MILE RIDE AGAIN WITH EXTREME HEADWINDS


THE BLUE TRAIL IS THE ONE WE RODE.  WE'RE NEVER RIDING THE YELLOW OR THE RED


SPRING TO SPRING TRAIL AROUND LAKE MUNROE PARK.  DENNIS'S FAVORITE

DAY 3 WE MET 4 GUYS MAYBE IN THEIR 50'S RIDING IN THE REVERSE DIRECTION.  THEY ACTUALLY ENDED UP IN DUNEDIN ON THURSDAY.  THEY HAD A TAILWIND THE ENTIRE TRIP AND WERE GRINNING EAR TO EAR.  WE ALSO MET VINCE A RETIRED GUY 65 GOING OUR WAY.  HE JOINED US FOR LUNCH 4TH DAY AND WAS VERY INTERESTING TO TALK TO.  DENNIS AND I ALWAYS FEEL THAT WE HAVE RIDDEN A LOT THEN WE RUN INTO SOMEONE LIKE VINCE WHO HAS RIDDEN ALL OVER ON A REGULAR VERY SMALL BIKE.  HE RODE THE RHINE RIVER THROUGH BAVARIA WHICH WE REALLY WANT TO DO.

IT TOOK US 5 HOURS TO DRIVE BACK YESTERDAY (FELT LIKE A YEAR) TRAFFIC WAS BAD.  IT RAINED AND THERE WAS A 6 CAR PILE UP ON THE TAMPA BAY CAUSEWAY.

 

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