Kitty Hawk, NC
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Saturday - https://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/1982510598?share_unique_id=90 Sunday - https://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/1983406133?share_unique_id=94 Today's post will include the last two days. Yesterday, we did not have an Internet connection (or any other services). In fact, for dinner, the boy scouts had a $5.00 spaghetti dinner that we proved to be perfect for our calorie requirements. There were no grocery stores or restaurants for miles. Yesterday, we did cross into North Carolina. It is a very rural area, filled with farms and woods. We rode around a wilderness area called the great dismal swamp. It certainly was flat. Today, we cycled to Kitty Hawk. That ended a 7 day 400 mile week. As we got closer to town, it got much more commercial (think Wisconsin Dells). Tomorrow, we have a day off. The weather is so-so. We are being influenced by the remnants of tropical storm Jose. Our accomdations are inside at a hostel, but pretty tight, s