Before we knew it we had met the rockies, we crushed through the rockies and we were descending 30 plus miles to western Colorado. The rockies we truly epic and awe-inspiring. I saw some of if not the most beautiful things I have ever seen in my life (it seems like I am changing the "Most beautiful things I've seen" every day) and the sense of accomplishment that comes with climbing over the Rocky Mountains is really like no other feeling in the world, doesnt it have such a nice ring to it, "I rode my bicycle over the Rocky Mountains?" Stars from 10,000 feet, beautiful passes, cool weather at high elevation and sights I will never forget along with the great feeling of accomplishment are all things I will honestly miss about the Rocky Mountains, climbing and feeling like air doesn't work in my lungs, not so much.
Ben and Caleb King bike across the United States to raise funds and awareness for Multiple Sclerosis research. Their stories and accounts along the way are recorded here.
Monday, July 19, 2010
So begins the stretch without rest
Before we knew it we had met the rockies, we crushed through the rockies and we were descending 30 plus miles to western Colorado. The rockies we truly epic and awe-inspiring. I saw some of if not the most beautiful things I have ever seen in my life (it seems like I am changing the "Most beautiful things I've seen" every day) and the sense of accomplishment that comes with climbing over the Rocky Mountains is really like no other feeling in the world, doesnt it have such a nice ring to it, "I rode my bicycle over the Rocky Mountains?" Stars from 10,000 feet, beautiful passes, cool weather at high elevation and sights I will never forget along with the great feeling of accomplishment are all things I will honestly miss about the Rocky Mountains, climbing and feeling like air doesn't work in my lungs, not so much.
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