We crossed the state line into Louisiana and Holly swore she could hear the parades waiting for us in New Orleans. It is both exciting and sad to be so close to our destination. But there is still much bike riding to do, and even more art to be made. Stay tuned for announcements of events throughout New Orleans, especially the art exhibit; if you live in NOLA, don't be surprised if we show up at your doorstep with art supplies sometime in the next two weeks.
  Arriving at Baton Rouge General Hospital to offer art making in the lobby. Thanks to art therapist Tiffanie Brumfield for setting everything up for us. Plus, we got to ride our bikes right into the hospital. |  The beautiful set-up of Perry's respite for cyclists near Jackson, LA. We had a wonderful, relaxing, and refreshing stay with her after riding a torturous 80 miles from Natchez. We were spoiled by her amazing meals. (black rice! beans and quinoa! salads!)  Holly makes art with three awesome adventurers from Quebec. They are riding with their parents across the globe! Really! We finally caught up with them in Mississippi after hearing tales of them throughout the Delta and Mid-South. Check out their website: www.10piedssurterre.org  Another form of artmaking: Holly writes a message to one of the little French-Canadien girls on the Natchez Trace Parkway. |
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