No journal; this wasn't an epic tour and why would anyone want to know about the daily details of where I camped, how far I pedaled in how much time. The little side trips I took (Pierre made me stop to look) to see America's longest unmortared stone wall (Tom's wall), or the oldest, horse-drawn farm machinery I've ever seen, at French Camp, and destruction from the tornado that simply straddled the Trace in April 2011 for ten long miles were interesting, I suppose. I took some pictures but they are for the moment trapped in my phone or camera memory card. I never actually get around to looking at those pics, anyway. If you knew how many pics I've taken that I never looked at once, you might understand. Riding the Trace was just about riding the trace. I liked it. I wanna do it again, and some other, longer rides, too. I've read a ride report on CGOAB and another site. Both were good. If I do something really worth documenting, maybe I will. Any interest in south to north GDMBR starting around mid to late May? Anybody?