Hey everyone,
From what I hear there is a lot going on back there with the Kanzius research. I hope that my pictures were sufficient for now, there are more coming i promise! The past two days have been long, hot, and tiring but we're getting along and covering ground. We will make it to Kansas City today, July 19th. From there we will be heading to St. Louis and then its north toward home. Can't wait to see everyone and tell you all about our trip. I will be posting another blog along with some pictures this evening for you all to comment on. Thanks again for all your support! Also check out www.kaniuscancerresearch.com
About Me
- Cycling For A Cure
- My name is Zachary Dunbar, I just graduated from Erie First Christian Academy in Erie,PA. I will be going to Asbury College in Wilmore, Kentucky this fall for Business and Youth Ministry. This site was created to keep you all updated on the Cycling For A Cure bicycle trip that I am currently riding. The trip started June 13th in San Francisco, CA and we will be riding across the country for two months.. planning to be home in Erie, PA on August 8. We are riding to raise money for the John Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation. If you have any questions about the trip that are not answered in the blogs please contact me via email and I will be more than happy to answer them.
3 comments:
Keep up the hard work! Soon you will be in school wishing you were riding instead of studying! I rode 95 miles yesterday-no wind, no hills, no panniers. What fun is that?
Hey,
Keep going. You're over halfway there. There was an article about John Kanzius and his research on 20 20 or one of those shows today. It was interesting to hear exactly how his method works. I'm proud of you all. God bless. You're in my prayers.
Chris Burlingame
Hey there Zach,
It is fun following your progress and I am really proud of you and what you are doing.
I rode yesterday in the tour de west county for the Lance Armstrong foundation and it was a beautiful ride throughout west Erie County.
You continue to be in our thoughts and prayers.
Harold Blair
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