Things are coming together for Cycling4Water 2016! From July 28 to August 16,  Rob will be cycling the part of Canada he  missed in 2014 because of his accident, and Timo will be

I did a training ride last night on the indoor trainer. After I grabbed the water container from the refrigerator, I noticed a smudge on it. My first thought was,

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for Mike Woodard and his response when I first asked him in July 2012 if he would be willing to join me in cycling across Canada. He said, “I can’t

Samuel, who works with GAiN out of Montreal, met us in Quebec City and treated us to a celebration supper. It was the first time we ate in a restaurant other

It’s the last day! I started off alone so that Timo and Alain could wash and prepare the RV for Timo’s brother who would begin using it in Montreal Aug 17th. I didn’t have

Many thanks to Jean-Michel, his wife, Murielle and there three daughters for the warm and friendly welcome that made us feel very much at home during our stay in Deux

It started off meeting with the wonderful people of the Église évangélique de Deux Montagnes where we had an opportunity to speak about GAiN and the deep, capped water wells. We

It was nice to be home. Anne-Marie saw us off for the final five days of the cycling4water project. Today I cycled alone because Alain stayed home an extra day and

Today it rained almost the whole day but it was a welcome relief from the heat of the previous 2 days.  We finally left the province of Ontario behind.  We aren’t

I anticipated a demanding day today, even though it would be 50 km shorter than the day before. There were multiple reasons. There was no tail wind. We would have

Today the roads were the exact opposite of yesterday’s. For almost the entire distance they were smooth and without cracks. I couldn’t believe it. We frequently ride on the white

I said to Timo yesterday that today was going to be an easy ride because it was so short, only 100 km. I was wrong. We had the roughest roads