Day 30: Windsor, VA

Alea started out with a nice tailwind and a pleasant 70 degrees, though the route twisted and turned enough that it wasn't always easy pedaling.  She crossed into Virginia early in the morning, and most of our roads were very rural and very scenic with not a lot of traffic.

Our plan for the next two days was to ride our preferred 40 miles each day, which would put us just west of Jamestown in a couple of days.  Unfortunately, the first campground that we were shooting for (which was located exactly 40 miles down the road from last night's campground) has been permanently closed (as in there is absolutely no evidence that it ever existed, other than on the internet).  But we were in luck that there was another private campground just seven miles farther down the road.

So we are staying at Big Bear Family Campground, not far from Windsor, VA ($31 + tax, for power and water).  It is a nice enough campground, though it looks to be mainly occupied by long term tenants, none of whom seemed particularly friendly.

With wrong turns included (we both had a few), the total mileage for the day was 49 miles.