11/18/2014
It looks like I can cross
'Camp in a cardboard fort in Flagstaff'
Off my to do list.
Good thing a traveler taught me a thing or two about dirt cheap camping stoves. It sure makes for a great urban campfire.
By the way, if you havent gotten the news yet, Im headed home. Breaking down a half dozen times in the desert depleted my funds and nearly crippled my touring rig. I could press on and bum it out, but Id rather make another attempt at it next spring.
Ive learned so much over the past 2 weeks! Ive met so many new friends, and enjoyed catching up with some really great people. Ive seen immense diversity, and have really broadened my horizons.
O the things Ive seen!
No one can ever take these memories away.
I have another day abroad, as I travel by train, back to Colorado. With that day, Ill put these posts together, and fill in the blanks. Eventually, a small book will come together. It will not only include this journey, but many others.
And yet there is still more to come!
So sit back, and love life.
Ill be refeuling and upgrading for the next couple of months, but then Ill be back- better than ever.
Much Love to my Momma. I couldn't have done this without her love and support. Its funny how hundreds of miles draws us closer together.
Tons of love to my brother, Alex. I couldn't have been blessed with a better sibling!
Steve Irelan, thank you for your contribution as well. I am still looking forward to revealing bike poi to the world, jamming out to some Knobby Roots.
As well as everyone who has helped me out or hosted me for the night. All of you are awesome!
Oh, and you.
If you're reading this, thank you. It brings me great joy to share these Endeavors with you.
Much Love and God Bless,
Scott Mackenzie-Low