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Day 2 - Ranier to Troutdale

  • Writer: James Freiss
    James Freiss
  • Jun 9
  • 1 min read

Looking down at muddy legs and cycle shoes.

Today was a mixed bag for the Puppy Ride team. We began the morning with approximately 40 miles of intense highway travel under a cold rain. This led us to a fantastic lunch venue—a 1905 theater and eatery initially constructed by National Cash Register as their World's Fair pavilion in a suburb of Portland, Oregon. The rest of the day's ride involved bike trails and dry weather as we traveled through Portland. Almost a perfect afternoon if it wasn't for a major tire blowout on Jim's bike from what we think, was broken glass as we rode past a homeless encampment! It was a relief to be away from the major highway and the rain though! We covered 63 miles with a moderate ascent of 1,300 feet. A bigger day is planned for tomorrow!

 
 
 

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Morsedrool
Jun 10

Great to run into you today Jim, Victor and , I think, Glen!

Sorry you had to experience the worst of our fair city but you also got a taste of the best in the Marine Dr. bike path.

Delighted to make my donation for such a worthy cause. Wishing you all great weather on your journey and tailwinds like we had today!

Johnny Royale in

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Jun 10
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Thanks Johnny! The trail was cool and we met a true Portland gentleman! Great meeting you and thank you for helping us with our fundraising!

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