Anastasia Beach

These photos were taken the day before my epic bicycle ride across the Southern United States. Anastasia Beach is located east of St. Augustine, FL. The beach itself is located in Anastasia State Park. The park consists of 1600 acres which features 4 miles of pristine beach. Above, my brother Matt.

Astico County Park: Fall 2011

Astico County Park is one of my favorite destinations when riding BIG RED from my drive-way.

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Check out these two posts that feature photos of Astico County Park:

02/12/2011 & 10/03/2010

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SEVEN FALLS

Simply stated, SEVEN FALLS is one of the biggest scenic rip-offs/tourist traps of Colorado, if not the entire West. Colorado is one of the most beautiful states in the U.S and almost all of its sights are free. I felt foolish to spend $18 ($9 per person) to enter the falls area. Skip Seven Falls and spend more time in Rocky Mountain National Park.

Photos taken Saturday August 20, 2011

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Cheyenne, WY

Train Depot

On July 5, 1867 General Grenville M. Dodge and his survey crew chose the current spot of Cheyenne as the point where the Union Pacific railroad would cross Crow Creek. By the time the railroad was finished the area boasted a population of over 4000. The city was named after the American Indian Cheyenne nation which was one of the most prominent of all the Great Plain tribes. As of 2010 census Cheyenne accounted for 59466 persons. The Cheyenne metropolitan area has a population of a little over 90000, making it the 354th most populated metropolitan area in the United States.

Cheyenne is the capitol of Wyoming. The capitol building was built between 1886-1890. The building was designated a national landmark in 1987.

Photos taken Thursday August 18, 2011

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PIKE PLACE MARKET

Pike Place Market is a public market overlooking Elliott Bay in Seattle, WA. The market first opened August 17, 1907 and is one of the oldest farmers/public markets in the United States. I visited the market Saturday, August 13, 2011.

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TREATY

And the treaty was written, with each side winning. Both sides would share custody of Black Betty.