I stopped to take this shot of a huge piece of machinery moving around huge
piles of kaolin. We rode a long ways in "Kaolin Kountry"
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Stories, thoughts and pictures from this side of the handlebars.
Stories, thoughts and pictures from this side of the handlebars.
Ancient History
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2006
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April
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- We Discover Kamping
- Homemade Maps to TripTicks
- GA Bike Route #85
- Georgia Plantation
- Mural in Historic Louisville
- O'Quinn Mill
- Kaolin Mining
- The Road Ahead
- Stop in Deepstep
- Dinner in Camp
- Cows to the Left of Me, Hayfields to the Right
- Our First--and Only--Campsite
- Tim Brakes for Horses
- We Brake for Waterfalls
- Pondering . . .
- Beer and Chips--Big Night in Winder
- Numerical Disorder
- First Flat Tire
- Day 5: Turkey vultures! And, half a highway all ou...
- Kaolin and the South Georgia heat
- Day 3: Hard Labor to Milledgeville
- Day 2 (Part 2)
- Day 2: The Dream Continues
- Escape to Winder
- Day before Departure?
- T-minus 6 days
- "The Route"
- Pre-Trip Rationale
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April
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