The following is a link to a picture of the mapped out route I will be following on this trip. Obviously this is just a glimpse of the general direction. The maps I have are quite detailed and actually have turn-by-turn directions!
Click here to see the map
In order to help the people of Haiti rebuild their country, I am going to ride a bicycle across ours. Beginning on January 11th, I will ride my bike approx. 3,200 miles from St. Augustine, FL to San Diego, CA. I will be doing this to raise money for the non-profit group Executives Without Borders and their life-saving work in Haiti.
Follow my journey through the southern tier of America on my bicycle through my blog.
Thanks for reading!
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Planes, trains, and automobiles....and bicycles
Well I am exactly one month away from beginning the journey of a lifetime by riding my bicycle across our great country. Over 3,200 miles from St. Augstine, FL to San Diego, CA. Most people call me crazy...but I can't wait!!!
Monday, December 5, 2011
Check out the article in the Tiverton/Little Compton Patch newsletter and website
http://tiverton.patch.com/articles/tiverton-native-plans-cross-country-bike-ride-to-support-haiti-relief
Hopefully a lot of people will see this and help the cause. It is the spirit of the holidays after all!!
Had a nice 2 hour ride today in my apartment while watching a movie. Used my new bike shoes and pedals for the first time. The shoes literally clip into the pedal and can only be removed by twisting outward. Quite a funny feeling being attached to the bike but it does make pedaling a little easier. Glad my first experience with them was on a the stationary trainer though! I already plan on falling at least once when I try these things while moving. I'll try to take a video of it when I do!
Hopefully a lot of people will see this and help the cause. It is the spirit of the holidays after all!!
Had a nice 2 hour ride today in my apartment while watching a movie. Used my new bike shoes and pedals for the first time. The shoes literally clip into the pedal and can only be removed by twisting outward. Quite a funny feeling being attached to the bike but it does make pedaling a little easier. Glad my first experience with them was on a the stationary trainer though! I already plan on falling at least once when I try these things while moving. I'll try to take a video of it when I do!
Friday, December 2, 2011
Great first day for Ramase Lajan (From Trash to Cash) in Haiti
Check out the link below to learn more about why I am trying to complete a cross-country bicycle trip!
https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Ramase-Lajan/225687734133829
https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Ramase-Lajan/225687734133829
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