FYI. On the first day you rode past the highest point in Iowa. Geography wise. Iowa is separated at roughly US highway 30 north and south fir the forward advance of the last glacier period. The ice acted like a super sized bull dozer over the landscape. Then came more than 10 thousand years of tall grass prairie with associated grazing animals for composting and manure. Result is deep rich black loam soils that average 5 to 6 feet down. USDA prime farm ground
Haha. Just saw you guys pulling into Kum and Go in the Springs. So, looked ya up. Love the videos. We subscribed and will be watching all your videos!!
Thanks for your honest impressions. I've thought about that ride after watch some other videos, but am not sure I would want to be around that many people. What would the daily cost be?
There’s definitely a lot of people but a lot of times it thins out and you can have some time away from the crowds. As for cost, you can go as cheap or expensive as you want!
Because dad was our support driver he drove ahead to the overnight town and picked out a spot for us! We were really lucky in that we got to stay pretty close to him in each town!
Excellent Video, thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching! Did you get to ride this year?
FYI. On the first day you rode past the highest point in Iowa. Geography wise. Iowa is separated at roughly US highway 30 north and south fir the forward advance of the last glacier period. The ice acted like a super sized bull dozer over the landscape. Then came more than 10 thousand years of tall grass prairie with associated grazing animals for composting and manure. Result is deep rich black loam soils that average 5 to 6 feet down. USDA prime farm ground
Fascinating! 🤓
Looks like a great bike ride
Production on this is excellent. Proud of this Benton, AR couple!
Mike you should totally do it!!!
Your videos are some of the most underrated on UA-cam, y’all. Love this!! 💕🙌🏻
Thank you so much!
Haha. Just saw you guys pulling into Kum and Go in the Springs. So, looked ya up. Love the videos. We subscribed and will be watching all your videos!!
Awesome! Thank you so much!
Thanks for your honest impressions. I've thought about that ride after watch some other videos, but am not sure I would want to be around that many people. What would the daily cost be?
There’s definitely a lot of people but a lot of times it thins out and you can have some time away from the crowds. As for cost, you can go as cheap or expensive as you want!
How did you find a camping spot with your Dad ?
Because dad was our support driver he drove ahead to the overnight town and picked out a spot for us! We were really lucky in that we got to stay pretty close to him in each town!
@@MKandTJ that's really cool did you have to reserve the spots in advance? Were they free spots ?
@@bicycledad7660 They were free first-come-first-serve! All of RAGBRAI is actually like that!
Don"t need money for water.
We were much more fortunate the rest of the ride lol 😆