Nick and Mary make it through the majestic Humboldt Redwoods State Park, via the famous Avenue of the Giants, and all it's cat-nip-like tourist tinsel-fare. After a nite inside the redwoods, they return to 101 and begin nearly half of their ascent over the 2,000 foot Leggett hill.
Nick and Mary screen in Eureka and decide they never want to leave. New friends, one cool kid, artists in motorcycle helmets, sleeping in an art gallery, unlimited bar access and some especially delightful breakfast burritos.
Two major climbs leads to a bug-squishing video game on Highway 101 and a brief visit to witness the glory that is Crescent City's decrepit wildlife population. Please, make your donations today. For the animals.
Nick and Mary leave Humbug Mountain and see the last of the majestic Southern Oregon coast. Giant dinosaurs are spotted, coastal safety lessons learned, bug bites scratched.
Nick and Mary, unfazed by a little car accident, continue on to Humbug Mountain, stopping in the doubly named Port of Port Orford, dining on some Crazy Norwegians along the way.
Today our intrepid bikers make it to Coos Bay, where Nick questions whether his maker has a sense of humor and wants him to perish in the city he was born in as he is hit by a car on HWY 101. No shit.
Mary's derailleur up and quits. Nick shows off his bike mechanic skills. Nick and Mary cross the mountains to the Oregon Coast.
Today we biked 71 miles from Salem to Eugene, became human flypaper, and screened our film to a small but receptive audience at the DIVA center in downtown Eugene.
Nick and Mary ride to Salem. Screen at High Street Cinema. Become high-rollers at The Player's Lounge.
Nick and Mary lead a Pedalpalooza ride and screen at the Hollywood. Nick works the 'starving orphan' look to schill merch.