The stretch to Payson was on a very busy road. David gave us a ride to get out of the busy commercial area, but when we were back on the bikes we were still riding on a busy road. There was a shoulder for the first part, so riding wasn’t so bad. But after the town of Heber there was no shoulder anymore and the road kept getting busier. Fortunately there was road work going on, so cars had to wait for trafficlights a pretty long time. So traffic came in groups and that gave us some air in between. We spent the night on a very nice campground in a forest and the next day we rode the last part to Payson. The road was a bit less busy than the day before and after about 12 miles there was a shoulder to ride on again. Continue reading →