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May 10th - July 12th
This is based on a 72 day trip if I ride everyday without rest. I imagine it could be more of an 80-85 day trek.
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- posted up in toronto, ks for the eve. off to bell...
- day 19 - hannibal, mo to monroe city, mo - 25 miles
- breakfast number 2
- day 18 - hannibal, mo to hannibal, mo - 20 miles
- nearly there y'all
- my bro ventured out to MO for a bit of photography.
- gettin out early. looking for dorothy today.
- crashing out in sedalia, mo. good night moon.
- after spending the night and this morning with som...
- posted up with some folks i met at the park. now ...
- bulletptoof tires are in. back on the road to mob...
- day 17 - athens, il to hannibal, mo - 90ish miles.
- dinner is served.
- check out my bulge.
- i
- day 16 - lightning, thunder and rain, oh my!
- blew out the side wall on my tire = ruined. hitch ...
- blew out the side wall on my tire = ruined. hitch ...
- day 15 - thorntown, in to champaign, il - 95 miles.
- day 14 - logansport, in to thorntoen, in. 66 miles.
- missouri baby!
- off-roadin'! backcountry, il.
- this was breakfast compliments of the crazy horse ...
- this is dan's son, adam.
- this is dan. he let me crash on his couch last nig...
- welp, didnt make it to my destination last night d...
- 90 degrees today. my illinois oasis.
- gorgeous morning in illinois at D&W lake camping.
- just found a hometown buffet. this joint will be ...
- illinois. alright. party time. excellent.
- check that hog.
- aint nothin wrong with that.
- indiana sunflowers
- oatmeal, son!
- day 13 - celina, oh to logansport, in - 100+ miles.
- after a short 66 mile day, i'm sitting in the sun ...
- not too shabby at Old Mill Run Park in thorntown, in.
- yeah indiana.
- day 12 - marion, oh to celina, oh - 80 miles
- who says pony tails aren't cool?
- new jerseys are in - back
- new jerseys are in - front
- calm morning on the wabash river.
- awesome storm.
- awesome storm.
- stoppin for lunch and then pressing on for another...
- welcome.
- woahio.
- flat tire in indiana
- day 11 - shreve, oh to marion, oh - 72 miles
- after food, drinks and good company, i'm crashing ...
- Heading out to dinner with the mast family in celi...
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- day 10 - lisbon, oh to shreve, oh - 75ish miles.to...
- beautiful ohio day
- the sun is shining bright!
- sittin' pretty at Lake Wapusun Campground in Shrev...
- Day 9 - Pittsburgh, PA to Lisbon, OH - 70 miles
- Day 8 - My Bed to the Couch - 0 miles - Rest Day
- Day 7 - Emlenton, PA to Pittsbugh, PA - 70ish miles
- courtenay braved the rain this morning. bam.
- May 17th
- Day 6 - Parker Dam St. Park, PA to Emlenton, PA - ...
- sippin some coffee and resting today in pittsburgh.
- yurt lodging at happy acres in waterville, pa.
- a cloudy farm scene in pa.
- cabin lodging at the gaslight campground in emlent...
- the dudes and the shop that kept me on the road in...
- day 4 - waterville,pa to parker dam state park, pa
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- day 3 - blakeslee, pa to stillwater, pa
- day 3 - blakeslee, pa to stillwater, pa
- day 3 - blakeslee, pa to stillwater, pa
- just got outta the boonies and into some civilizat...
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- Alright day 2 coming your way, a bit late but none...
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Daisyland and Happy Acres come with a straightforward gameplay and both include a lengthy tutorial to boot, which is cool. Once you finish the tutorial section, you can get right into the game. In Happy Acres Daisyland you need to do whatever it takes in order to restore your broken farm to its old glory, whereas in Happy Acres you start with a functional farm and the premise of taking it to amazing success.
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