DAY 56
Jun 28
2010

Lost in transition
Hi everyone,
Sorry for the late / infrequent updates over the past couple of weeks. Vicky and I are having a wonderful time as our trip winds down, but we still haven’t had many opportunities to update the blog. After almost 2200 miles of riding, we finally made it to Cape Soya (the northernmost point of Japan) and then down to the city of Wakkanai for a few days. While in Wakkanai, we took a couple of days to go hiking on Rishiri island (climbed to the top of Rishiri-Fuji @ 1721 meters and our legs are still sore :(). Other than that, we’ve just been dealing with a horrendous logistical maze to get us, our bikes, and our baggage all back to Tokyo and then San Diego.
Unfortunately, we lost our netbook on the train from Wakkanai to Sapporo, so we won’t be able to put up any more pictures for a while. Thank you to everyone for following our journey so far–hopefully it won’t be too long before we can fill you all in on the rest of our adventure!
Yay, congratulations on finishing! I saw the pic on Twitter–I’m so proud of you guys.
Sorry to hear about the netbook, though. What a shame! At least it got lost at the end of the trip, rather than the beginning, though! Can’t wait to see all Vicky’s pics!
Congratulations on making it to the apex (in more ways than one)! That’s so great and I’m just glad you’re safe. Sorry to hear about the laptop, but we’ll be excited to see a slideshow of the last 2000 pictures or so when we visit in September!
Congratulations on completing the official route. Keep enjoying the rest of your trip. Let the lost laptop to be the last disappointemnt in your life together 😉 We have already moved to our new SD place and looking forward to meet you here.
Have a safe trip back home.
Susan
Guys,
Your unprecedented travel became a great event in the family history.
Unkle Yakov & aunt Asya.