Author Archives: dmohama

Well, the trip has finally come to an end. I am writing this last blog from my home in South Dakota, and it has definitely been a bittersweet ending. I will talk more about that later, though. From Santa Monica, … Continue reading →

Well, it is Day 67 and officially our last rest day! Time has flown by like crazy, and we are on our last state! Before I start talking about the whole coast to coast thing, let me tell you about … Continue reading →

Hello everybody! Yes, a little has happened since Taos. Wait, nevermind, a lot has happened. I have more than 20 pictures to show you that tell quite a cool story. Let’s check em out. After Taos, we went to Alamosa, … Continue reading →

I am blogging from the future because I am so behind in my blog like usual. So, I will tell you everything that has happened up until Day 47 (since this I am actually living in Day 49), when we … Continue reading →

Well, we are officially over halfway done with this trip! We have biked over 2000 miles, and I absolutely can’t believe it. Last few days have been pretty hectic with the 4th of July and a rest day in Austin, … Continue reading →

Well, as I say every single time I blog, it’s been a while since I have blogged. But, I will do my best to recap what has happened since Pensacola Beach (quite a lot). I have been lately choosing sleep … Continue reading →

As I am sitting here in a laundromat in Pensacola, Florida, washing my dirty clothes, I figure it is the best time to update y’all on how I am doing! After Carrollton, GA, we crossed the border into Auburn, Alabama, … Continue reading →

Sorry for not updating the blog recently! A lot has happened in this past week, and with a mix of no wifi and just being too busy, I haven’t had a chance to blog. But, I will try to fill … Continue reading →

Hey all! I need to go to bed, but today I rode a century! For those of you who do not know what that means, that’s a 100 mile bike ride. I honestly can’t believe I did it, but we … Continue reading →

Well, we are in Raleigh, NC and I can’t believe we all biked here from Baltimore! We are staying at a man named Dean Hallberg’s house, and it is quite the weekend. He is so hospitable and told us that … Continue reading →