Sunday, July 11, 2010


Wednesday, June 30, Day 55
Sweetwater Station to Ray Lake (Lander) Wyoming (52 miles)


Today started with more winds and that seems to be the trademark of Wyoming and one of their claims to fame. The most interesting feature of the winds…a change of direction is possible from minute to minute, a moment’s notice. And the velocity can be anywhere from 5 to 40 knots.
Steve and I met a man Tom Maederer who recently left the navy. He was an FC2, fireman, on a destroyer. We met at a breakfast stop while we were in Lander. He completed a six year enlistment and, after his ride, will be on his way back home to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He will be attending college under the G.I. Bill that will pay for his education. A great guy whose service to his country we certainly appreciate.
We, Steve and I, food shopped, had a haircut and got some clothing.
We then headed to the campground located about 10 miles north of Lander.
I’m tented for the night and the brisk winds are rattling my cave.
Bike Ted.

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