Last Day of the 4 Corner's

Yesterday was an easy start to the last day of the 4 Corner's Ride. We departed the Firebaugh/Colinga area to San Ysidro. T shirt weather is always a great ride day although it did get a bit cool over the Grapevine. Down into the LA traffic which isn't anything complicated just intense here and there. Our brother Jerry is not fond of any city traffic however fully operational front and back brakes would make it better(his rear brake was a little shaky). As we headed down the coast, sweat shirts were comfortable. One thing I learned on that stop was always double check where you put things you take off. My favorite gel padded bicycle gloves now live along I 5 near  Camp Pendleton. We hit the San Ysidro post office after closing time and that made for easy photo documentation. Last year we had to circle a couple of times and waited for just the right parking slot for  photos. Yea! We are done... now the ride back to Jacksonville, FL to gather our RV and head back to Texas for a quick stop. We love this long ride for some strange reason, perhaps for the challenge but mostly because we love to ride. The wonderful people that we meet along the way is just one other dynamic coupled with the scenery of our Great Country. We will continue to blog our ride back to Jacksonville and our continued travels. So, it was great fun and oh! I think we will be continuing our new tradition of riding the 4 Corner's every year but, I think the True X is next.

P.S. Just for "record keeping" purposes, we will be changing the 4 Corner Tour states visited map back to our original "total" states visited on two wheels.