I choose to ride up Wildrose Road today instead of heading up Highway 190 to Towne's Pass

Day 8: 36.2 bicycling miles, without my camping gear (yay!), from Emigrant Campground up to Aguereberry Point and back

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Pretty curtains and dinette suite in my room at the Royal Hawaiian Motel

Date: April 17, 2007, 21h07

I choose to ride up Wildrose Road today instead of heading up Highway 190 to Towne's Pass

Wildrose Road climbs away from the Emigrant Campground area and passes through scenic Wildrose Canyon. I seem to have the wind behind me, which is always nice.

Date: April 25, 2007, 12h00

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