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My Adventure Stories and Photos

More Than Miles: My STP 2026 Adventure

July 14, 2026

Redemption on the Kettle Valley Rail Trail

July 6, 2026

I Wrote a New Book

July 1, 2026

Vienna to Budapest: Sightseeing and Riding Solo

April 4, 2026

Tour de Palm Springs 2026: Misadventures, Miles, and a Whole Lot of Dirt

February 11, 2026

Lake Chelan Tour

September 27, 2025

Riding the Rim

September 14, 2025

Bike MS 2025

September 7, 2025

Cape Disappointment Weekend

July 26, 2025

Okanagan Trestle Tour

July 6, 2025

Revel Revolution

June 29, 2025

On The Road Again – Part 4

June 10, 2025

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My adventures are as diverse as my friends. I'm an advid long-distance bike rider, cook, author, artist, volunteer, mother, grandmother, and wife.

🏆💨 SHE WAS FLYING! 💨🏆 This is the winner of the m

🏆💨 SHE WAS FLYING! 💨🏆

This is the winner of the manual wheelchair race—and WOW, was she FAST! 🚀 She absolutely tore through the course, and that turnaround?! 🔥🔥🔥

Watching her power, speed, and determination was incredible. Moments like this are exactly why the Fun Zone and wheelchair rodeo were so much fun to be part of. What an amazing athlete! 👏♿️💪

#WheelchairRacing #WheelchairRodeo #AdaptiveSports #SeaToSound #CyclingCommunity

🎉🚲 Day 2 finish line = FUN ZONE! 🎉 After 27 miles

🎉🚲 Day 2 finish line = FUN ZONE! 🎉

After 27 miles of riding, rolling, and making their way along the Olympic Discovery Trail, everyone arrived at Carrie Blake Park ready to celebrate—and celebrate we did! ❤️

Yesterday afternoon I got to volunteer in the Fun Zone at Ian’s Ride – Sea to Sound, where my job was basically to help keep the fun going. 😄 I helped participants with costumes, decorations, silly glasses, hats, and whatever else was needed to add a little more WOW to the celebration.

And then there was the Wheelchair Rodeo! Watching the participants show off their skills, determination, competitiveness, and incredible sense of humor was one of the highlights of my day. 🏆♿️

But honestly, the best part was the people.

From the riders and wheelchair users to their families, caregivers, volunteers, and supporters, there was so much joy, encouragement, and camaraderie. And apparently, there is no age limit on having fun with a ridiculous costume! 😂🌻🦩👑

This is what I love about cycling and outdoor adventures: it's not about how you get there. It's about getting outside, being part of the community, and having an adventure together.

So proud to have been a tiny part of this amazing day. ❤️

Get Outside! 🌲🚲♿️

@ians_ride
#Ian’sRide #SeaToSound #InclusiveCycling #GetOutside #WheelchairRodeo

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Ian's Ride describes Sea to Sound as a three-day, 74-mile, multi-modal ride along the Olympic Discovery Trail, with wheelchair users strongly encouraged to participate. Day 2 finishes at Carrie Blake Park with the Wheelchair Rodeo specifically designed as a fun, competitive celebration of wheelchair riders' skill and camaraderie.

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