You would think that I would have posted by now since I’ve had all the time in the world to do so. Naw.
Let me lead with my unsung heros, Ryan and his friend. I arrived in Buffalo last evening (seems so long ago), dehydrated and turned around by many detour signs.
I asked Ryan and friend for help. Had no clue whete I was. Ryan and partner were incredible. So kind. I followed Ryan and made it!
Earlier in the day I chatted it up with my friend Ed. More goodness than not in the world.
Dave goes West 
Hi Dave:
You’re making great progress!! But, you must stay hydrated my friend. On a trek like this you should be drinking about a bottle/hour. We all want you to be safe and to get back healthy.
ODAAT. Tim
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You are so right Tim. Usually drink a liter an hour, at least. Lots in my stomach heading out in the morning. Easy to get dehydrated because the breeze keeps you mildly cool. But loose water like mad.
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Dave, I am in awe of your commitment and dedication, not to mention the physical and mental strength it is taking you on this trip. Sending you lots of love and wishing you lots of ice cream !!!
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Dave, I am in awe of your commitment and dedication, not to mention the physical and mental strength it is taking you on this trip. Sending you lots of love and wishing you lots of ice cream !!! Love, Suzie
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