Colorado is behind us and we are spending the night in Syracuse, Kansas at the only motel in town. We started the day with a flat tire and then delt with 25 to 35 mile per hour cross winds from the north for the entire 50 miles here. The good news was the temperature was in the 80's today. We even needed arm warmers in the morning. We have decided to strike out entirely on our own route in the interest of time. We are heading to Anniston, Alabama by the most direct route which means via Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama. From Anniston we will head to Atlanta via a rails to trail route that runs over a hundred miles and visit Stacey and Jeff enroute to Savannah. Tomorrow the weather calls for 10 to 15 mile per hour head winds for our 50 mile trip to Garden City, Kansas for the night. Kansas is just as senic as you would expect.
Colorado is behind us and we are spending the night in Syracuse, Kansas at the only motel in town. We started the day with a flat tire and then delt with 25 to 35 mile per hour cross winds from the north for the entire 50 miles here. The good news was the temperature was in the 80's today. We even needed arm warmers in the morning. We have decided to strike out entirely on our own route in the interest of time. We are heading to Anniston, Alabama by the most direct route which means via Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama. From Anniston we will head to Atlanta via a rails to trail route that runs over a hundred miles and visit Stacey and Jeff enroute to Savannah. Tomorrow the weather calls for 10 to 15 mile per hour head winds for our 50 mile trip to Garden City, Kansas for the night. Kansas is just as senic as you would expect.
Anniston is my dad's hometown!
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