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State Trooper Tripley did something incredible today. The officers were chatting as I continued through the cities and by the time I reached Trooper Tripley he had the details of my journey and had a chance to talk for a … Continued

Texas is amazing. Orange PD Officer Pruitt was waiting at the Texas line for me along with the Orange City Newspaper. He followed me through their great city until we met up with a welcoming Texas Highway Patrol Officer Shipley … Continued

I tell people that sitting at home on my couch why would I ask people to donate, so I am cycling across the U.S. and tomorrow marks 4 months on the road with 2 more months to go. Thanks to … Continued

At the Texas state line earlier today with Officer Pruitt from Orange, Texas City PD. He stuck with me for at least 15 miles to show how awesome the people of Texas is. State #19

15 miles from the state line. No shoulder on the road here prior to, but still meeting great people like Dorothy who said wait a minute “dear” and donated $15 to the charities I am cycling for.

Are you still with me? Because just like this incredibly high bridge you are the legs I stand on as I cycle across the U.S. Today I will reach Texas.

Update through the weather. This morning has been scattered with thunderstorms again and based on the forecast it will not let up until Wed morning. So, I have adjusted my miles because I will be behind now majorly. Going to … Continued

The Calcasieu Sheriff’s Dept. here in Lake Charles is awesome! After leaving the interview at NBC I was under full police escort to the Spring Hill Suites Lake Charles with full lights, sirens and intersections closed as we went through. … Continued

That’s one big frog! Anyone ever eat frog legs? Even cycling across the United States I will pass on some thing like frog legs (especially those on the side of the road) and oysters…yuck lol

From Portland, Maine to Portland, Oregon “The Long Way” cycling 6,400 miles across the U.S. seems huge when you look at it, but taking it one day at a time is key. Today, I tackle a route down to Lake … Continued