To Malibu

Friday night, after a 95 mile day, we met at Malibu Beach RV Park. It was up some 300 feet above the ocean on the other side of Pacific Coast Highway. One more day of riding left.

Doug's tent sent up near the edge of the cliff.

SF to LA Statistics
Segment	Distance (miles)	Total Distance (miles)	Average Speed (mph)
SF's GG Bridge to Half Moon Bay	36	36	13.0
To Sunset Beach	64	100	14.0
To Pfeiffer Big Sur	66	166	14.0
To Morro Bay	99	265	13.0
To El Capitan	105	370	13.5
To Malibu	95	465	14.5
To Irvine (home)	75	540	14.5

Saturday August 10th.
Doug arrived home in Irvine bit after 1 PM after starting that last 75 miles at 7:30 AM from Malibu. Time enough to take a shower, a nap and mow the lawn before the "End of the ride" and "Hi to Alan & Carol" pizza party at 5 PM!

Bob Johnson and Dick Sar (Buddies that have each summited Mt. Whitney with me twice).

Long time running buddy Jim McElroy and wife Cassandra. 17 people in total were at the party.

Dave and Dolly Ross. Dave is a retired professional photographer who has been doing my invention photography since way back in the Evel Knievel days.

Gene Langworthy and Ray. Gene (also a fellow runner) owned AeroChem, Inc., where I consulted 4 days a week back in the early 1980's. Sold it to Ducommon. Retired way up in the hills of San Clemente overlooking the ocean. AeroChem made all kinds of aerospace chemically machined parts for the Space Shuttle, jet fighter aircraft, cruise missiles, racing yachts, race cars, etc.