Author: tylerbwalks
Vincent wrote often to his brother, Theo, from his home in southern France. it is part of the Beyond Van Gough exhibit I saw in Portland, Oregon.
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Home in Eugene, Oregon
It looks s always good to be home again. This is my front door in October, I just love fall here.
The ride was along the Niagara River, flat, through some riverside parks and small neighborhoods. The Canadian Border was still closed, but I did take the Maid of the Mist boat ride to Horseshoe Falls. About 30 miles, and the next day I cycled to a motel near the Buffalo Airport and flew to Seattle in the morning. Had a lovely visit with my daughter and her family before taking the train home to Eugene, Oregon.
Mural on a bike shop wall. 
History along the route. 
Such lovely homes. 
Canada in the distance. 
Amazingly, bike was not damaged. 
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Cycling the Erie Canal Trail.
Cycling from Albany, New York to Buffalo! Through Utica, Syracuse. Rochester and many villages. About 375 miles. Fantastic, flat trail along the Erie Canal, mostly good weather, helpful people to deal with my flat tire. Enjoy a few of my photos along the way. Many thanks to the friendly people who helped with my flat tire! Cycling is fun, but it is always the people who make the best experience.
One highlight was spending a night at the beautiful Oneida Community Mansion House. From 1848 to 1880, it was a Christian commune, in their eyes. Yes, they produced the Oneida flatware.
Buffalos in Buffalo! 
Historic homes. 
A hospital 
Hospital entry. 
Brigham Young marker 
A spiritual yeast in the 1800’s 
Front of the Oneida Mansion 
Home across from the Mansion 
Entry to the Mansion 
Guest rooms and apartments in the Mansion. 
Apartment in the Mansion 
Front door do the Mansion. 
Mansion Rules 
View from my park bench 
Marker in Buffalo 
New friends! 
Beautiful villages 
Mural in Buffalo 
My destination. 
In Buffalo 
Mural on a Bike shop. 
So much history!
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Worcester, Massachusetts
My grandson, Theo, is at his first term and time away from home, at Worcester Polytechnical Institute. It was a great treat to get to see him and he showed me around campus. I cycled 40 miles from Pawtuckett, Rhode Island, to Worcester and stayed in an AirBnB because all the hotels were full for Parent Weekend.
The famous Japanese dog, waiting for his owner, 
I just happened by the statute! 
My grandson. 
His dormitory. 
The campus. 
Worcester train station.
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Traveling again!
October 1, my four month volunteer job at Prince William Forest Park ended and I took the train north to Providence, Rhode Island. Then I bicycled five miles to Pawtucket and spent the night.
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Visitors!
My son Damon and his Ecuadorian wife Susana, came from Quito, Ecuador for a week. We visited Washington DC, the monuments, Washington Cathedral, the Smithsonian Art Gallery and enjoyed hiking and birding in Prince William Forest Park.
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Cycling the Virginia Capital Trail
