Category Archives: 2015 FFTFT

When I woke up this morning something was different: it was cloudy and cold! I bundled up and started breaking down camp and realized my rear tire was flat, delaying my start.    Once I got on the road (I was … Continue reading →

I slept in a little bit today. It wasn’t hard to do because I was in a BED. Terri got home from work about 9am and we talked it up for a couple hours. Mostly theology and solving the world’s … Continue reading →

I woke up to…silence! There was barely a whisper of wind, a far cry from the blowing I fell asleep to last night. There was a friend outside my tent- a black one with white stripes and a big bushy … Continue reading →

I woke up early and got on the road by 6am today. The wind had howled through the night and I knew today was going to be a challenge!     I rode steadily for about 25 miles, with the wind … Continue reading →

I had a good night’s rest and moseyed through breakfast and breaking camp. I got on the road about 8:30am and immediately had a “head breeze.” I pedaled by the McNary Dam and up over the bridge, crossing the Columbia … Continue reading →

The Foundation For The Future Tour is underway. Today was a great day wrapping up the 2014-15 school year at Liberty Christian School. At the last elementary chapel, the students “pied” some of the staff as a reward for their … Continue reading →

It’s a Saturday morning, 11 days before I begin my journey along the Columbia River. Today is a big day: my daughter, Karah, is graduating from Arrowhead Christian High School in Southern California; our Senior class from Liberty Christian School … Continue reading →

It’s Memorial Day…first off, a salute and thank you to those who have given their lives for our freedom, and for those that are serving today in our Armed Forces around the world! Today’s ride is dedicated to you. I … Continue reading →

I’m excited to announce a new tour on behalf of the students at Liberty Christian School! I will be riding my bicycle this summer from the Tri-Cities of Washington State to the Pacific Ocean, raising funds and awareness for the … Continue reading →