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Another look at my gauges in this case it’s right at the beginning of the climb and you could see on the left. It says 17 miles and 5400 feet to the top from where I was located at that time and on the right is all my performance numbers at that moment
The summit!! A fog bank..
At the top! Having a ball!!👍🚲💪
Journal
Doug
Today is likely to be one of the biggest highlights of the trip… We had a massive 20 mile climb of 6000 feet up to Bighorn Pass in Wyoming. Light rain and clouds were rolling in all morning which made for amazing clouds, texture, and views, along with a wet summit and portion of the descent. And we saw a Moose!
Cheers
Mike Williams
Great work Doug!!
Michelle Ashmore
Way to go Doug! Truly amazing, can't wait to see you finish this!
Crank
Epic climb!
Carlos E. Alfaro
Way to go Doug. The Doug that started this cycling journey in Portland, Oregon will not be the same Doug that arrives in Portland, Maine, what an epic adventure, the scenery, the air, the terrain, the cities, the towns, you are getting a slice of America, the planet that few humans experience. I am excited to catch up with you and hear all about it after! 💚
Jenn
Truly an amazing day all the way around! Forever Young!
Jay
That was incredible! Love the Strava video recap. It really shows the entire climb. Way to go! Stay strong!
Brad Miller
Wow - what a climb! Awesome work, brother. Been enjoying the journal entries and amazing pics along the way. You are absolutely killing it! Keep up the good work! Hope the winds have been in your favor and have some comfortable shoes.
Jim
Wow. Just wow!!!
Bob
Awesome!!! Keep going strong!!🏴☠️🏴☠️
Kelly Young
Never a negative word…that’s my wingman!💪🌹💖
Mitch Kushner
Congratulations on that challenging climb! Loving the videos and pictures. Endurance was never an issue for you!
Lisa Reinhardt
Doug…that was just exhilarating to watch, see and feel you on this huge climb! I mean you’re down to 13 miles, have already climbed thousands of feet and still narrating, taking gorgeous photos and well, still positively positive! This is the most amazing and physical as well as mental journey. I’m wondering how you and all adapt to the altitude while continuing to exert on the climb. Blows me away. I’m in awe of you and your determination and constant positivity. You are a machine! Love you!
Vince
Inspiring! Go get’m Doug!