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Brrr!

Scrolling through ten years of FREEDOM TOUR pics – we work hard, but there’s always time and energy for some fun. The top of Cottonwood Pass was COLD in 2021. Becky and David spotted this very appropriate license plate in the parking lot. For some reason, silly cycling socks are a thing. Not sure whose […]

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Where To Turn?

Am I the only one struggling to focus? Yeah, I’m retired, but I still have stuff to do. The FREEDOM TOUR matters. Lots of cyclists depend on our plans. 22 kids rely on our support. I want to write something inspirational, tell you about the interesting things we’re up to. I want to draw you […]

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Bandits!

With all the pain in the world, it’s important I think to remember our blessings. We’re celebrating silly memories from ten years of the FREEDOM TOUR. Enjoy! + + + Big Mike has served our team his amazing food for years. One look at this photo will tell you which year this happened. Outdoors. Zoom […]

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Lean On Me?

We’re having a bit of fun with some silly pictures from ten years of the FREEDOM TOUR. Check here for previous goofiness. + + + A lot of tour life is about teamwork. Near the end of the 2014 tour, Irene couldn’t manage another step. True to form, her husband Rick was right there to […]

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No Words

I don’t know what to say. At such times I’m tempted to fill the space with words because I feel like I should say something. But…we can’t all be experts on international relations. We can’t all be political leaders. Do I ignore the horror unfolding on the other side of the globe? Maybe just write […]

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Facing Evil

Earlier this week I spoke to Jon Barratt from Project Rescue. Jon’s remarkably upbeat and optimistic. (He also rides bikes with us.) Knowing the sort of work he does, the things he sees, I thought how hard that must be. I try to imagine children and women in circumstances so horrific, so dangerous, that the […]

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Yeah, But…

It’s a default setting in my internal vocabulary. Someone voices a statement I believe to be true; it creates some sort of internal circumstantial dissonance. Rather than pausing to honestly examine the conflict, I react with, “Yeah, but…” Love your neighbor. “Yeah, but he’s a jerk.” God so loved the world… “Yeah, but He never […]

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