Wow – we actually did it! We crossed the finish line, and nobody had to tow any of us in!
Saturday in the Hood River Gorge dawned bright and clear, with breathtaking views of the Columbia River and riders in multi-colored shirts riding down the mountain. Brian and Tegan, and other diabetic riders, wore “Red Rider” jerseys, proudly proclaiming “I ride with diabetes.”
Saturday in the Hood River Gorge dawned bright and clear, with breathtaking views of the Columbia River and riders in multi-colored shirts riding down the mountain. Brian and Tegan, and other diabetic riders, wore “Red Rider” jerseys, proudly proclaiming “I ride with diabetes.”
We had lunch provided by Burgerville before heading up to the family ride, a 10-mile course through the Mosier Tunnels. What an incredible adventure! Tegan and her Papa kept up a running commentary of jokes, while Brian, Briana, and Christina all did double-duty, pulling Connor, Brody, and Faith behind them on tag-along bikes.
We stopped at the turn-around point to enjoy the view, have snacks, and take pictures. At the end, we all received medals before heading down to the Hood River marina to listen to Curtis Salgado and watch the kite-surfers on the river
We feel so truly blessed and thankful to all of you for your support, encouragement, and prayers. In the final tallies (so far), we raised
Brian set up a website with more of the pictures from our day – check it out at:
http://brianmick.googlepages.com/tourdecure2008
Thank you again for touching our lives with your support!
Brian, Mick, Tegan and Connor Johnson
Team Tegan and Her Daddy
Colossians 3:1 And whatever you do, whether in word or deed,
do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus.
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