leaving Burton, we were still in Amish country for about 20 miles or so. We passed lots of horse and buggys on the road. We also passed a home of Mike Tyson's that many stopped to take pictures of. I missed it though. 
Bob's big brother and Bob - his brother rode with us for the day! This was at our check point in Canfield, OH - a really nice small town. We rode through several really nice small towns today.
big brother doing big brother things to little brother :)61.04 miles
14.9 mph average
We had breakfast provided by Cogan's (The Village (idiot) Eatery) and we could order whatever we wanted off the menu - now that was a treat! I wasn't hungry until the afternoon - what a difference protein makes! This was a short fast day. I was actually riding much faster than my average most of the day, but then the last 4 miles I slowed down to crawling (and walked my bike on the stones at the campground) to get to chat with a guest rider, Lorenzo. He is a graduate student from McGowen Institutes riding for Brack this weekend. He was really a great person to talk to - he is going his phD work in regenerative vessels - really neat stuff! Today was a beautiful ride through Amish country into many small towns.
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