Not much happened with the group today. Most of us still had bikes in the shop. And we had one loaner bike between the rest of us. We had a good breakfast at a weird place named Beth's.

We all walked back to the hotel and waited most of the day for the shop to call us. Bobby and I grabbed a cab to retrieve the bikes. We paid way to much for new tires and oil but thats how this cookie crumbles.

  We grabbed some things at Target and then Bobby and I went to wash the bikes even though it was raining. We just wanted to remove some of the lower 48 crud that we've collected along the way. Tonight we will get dinner at another place within walking distance, and get to bed early for our early departure tomorrow morning.

  This nest leg of the trip is a big one for all of us. We are leaving the comforts of civilized towns and work our way into the smaller and more remote British Columbia country. Nobody in the group has been there so it will be all new. We are a little nervous of the boarder crossing due to the size of our group and scruffy look on our faces. I don't think there will be any issues, but we don't want to have to pull everything out of our cases to prove to Canada that we don't mean any harm.