Well I joined the Chaplain's Corp as one of the 5 or 6 Chaplains who rode at the back in case of motorcycle incidents. Chaplains are dropped off to make sure everyone is taken care of by first responders, and to keep the pack and traffic moving.
William Arizona loves Run For The Wall. The community has traditionally welcomed us in style. It's such beautiful country and small town atmosphere. They are patriotic make a veteran proud.
SNOW - did I say snow. Well this isn't a first for Run For The Wall on the Central Route, but yes, we had snow when we arrived in Williams.
It looked to be 2 to 4 inches depending on who you ask.
It was so weird seeing snow covered bikes, and knowing what they had to come through to arrive.
We finished over 400 miles with over 300 bikes and nearly 400 people with no incidents. AMAZING
God is so good.
Now on to Gallup, NM
I had too much of the snow and the slushy arrival, ended up with a brief meltdown, headache, backache and not able to join the pack from Williams to Gallup. We rode separately, and arrived minutes before a hail storm.
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