The signs for San Francisco were coming up every 10-20 miles. It made things worse, especially for me. It was about 250 more miles till we got back home. It made me want to get home even quicker, seeing how close it was.
This was the point of the trip where I realized I was basically done. I just wanted to get home. I hate to admit it but I was starting to feel homesick. Those signs didn't help much.
The day's ride was easy, real easy. It was so easy I started to learn French with Coffee Break French podcasts that I downloaded months ago. I figured that I'm on a bicycle for 6 hours a day, I might as well try and pick up a skill while doing it. Believe me, cycling gets old after 3 hours straight.
We took the long scenic route called the Avenue of the Giants. Pretty good stuff but it was not candle to what we saw earlier. We went through that and got to the campsite where we met Josh, Gus, and Brenden again.
Haha on our drive back from Oregon I brought that up with Brandon:
ReplyDelete'It's nice to see how close we are to SF with these signs. Just think of them seeing these signs once everyday rather than every hour like we are :'( '
We're always delighted to hear about listeners learning with our podcasts in interesting situations, and this sounds like a very cool thing to do! Bonne continuation avec ton français!
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