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| I-40 New Mexico | I-40 New Mexico | Gallup, New Mexico | Window Rock, Arizona |
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| Ganado, Arizona | Keams Canyon, Arizona | Second Mesa, Arizona | Leupp, Arizona |
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| Sedona, Arizona | Sedona, Arizona | Sedona, Arizona | Sedona, Arizona |
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| Jerome, Arizona | Highway 89 Arizona | Highway 89 Arizona | Highway 89 Arizona |
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| Wenden, Arizona | Blythe, California | Highway 78 California | Highway 78 California |
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| Glamis, California | El Centro, California | I-8 California | I-8 California |
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| I-8 California | Jacumba, California | I-8 California | San Diego, California |
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| San Diego, California | San Diego, California | San Diego, California | San Diego, California |
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| San Diego, California | San Diego, California | San Diego, California | Tijuana, Mexico |
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| Tijuana, Mexico | Tijuana, Mexico | Tijuana, Mexico | Tijuana, Mexico |
Ted on his bike lending tools to the lady in the pink shorts. Her truck was broken down on I-40 between Albuquerque and Gallup, New Mexico.
Ted with his bike on I-40 near Gallup, New Mexico.
Ted had a flat in Gallup and was fixing it at this rest stop. (8/9/87)
Ted’s bike at Arizona border near Window Rock, Arizona. (8/9/87)
Ted next to his bike at Hubbell Trading Post in Ganado, Arizona.
The Community Baptist Church where Ted stayed in at Keams Canyon, Arizona. (8/9/87)
Ted near Police car on Indian Reservation near Second Mesa, Arizona. This photo was taken by an Indian Police officer.
Ted’s bike near highway 2 (or 15) close to Leupp, Arizona. (8/10/87)
Ted with his bike at a viewpoint at the north end of Oak Creek Canyon. The blankets on the ground are so that Indians can display the jewelry they are selling. (8/11/87)
Ted sliding down the algae at Slide Rock in Oak Canyon near Sedona, Arizona.
Ted on his bike near stream in Arizona.
Ted’s bike in front of an art gallery in Sedona.
Ted’s bike at the start of the downhill ride off Mingus Mountain near Potato Patch campground.
Ted’s bike near Joshua trees in Arizona near highway 89, Arizona.
Ted’s bike near cactus and a Joshua tree.
Ted on his bike at a viewpoint on Highway 89.
Black widow spiders near the picnic table that Ted slept under about 4 miles east of Wenden, Arizona off highway 60. (8/12/87)
Ted’s bike on California state line just east of Blythe, California on Interstate 10, over the Colorado River. (8/13/87/ 8:50 AM)
Ted next to Highway 78 between Palo Verde and Glamis, California.
Ted’s bike next to Highway 78 between Palo Verde and Glamis, California. This area looks like the spot were Ted went to sleep on the side of a canyon. (only shaded spot)
Ted with his bike at Imperial sand dunes near Glamis, California.
El Centro, California City limits. Note the population is 23,996 and the elevation is 45 feet below sea level. (8/14/87)
Ted’s bike next to Interstate 8 between El Centro and Ocotillo, California. (8/15/87)
Interstate 8 between Ocotillo and Boulevard, California. This is the start of the last big hill before San Diego. (8/15/87)
Ted’s bike next to a 55-gallon drum of water. These drums are placed every 2/10ths of a mile on the side of the road for car’s radiators on the hill between Ocotillo and Laguna Summit.
Abandoned Hotel Jacumba (Ted believes this building has been demolished since this photo) near the border of Mexico in Jacumba, California.
Laguna Summit pass, elevation 4055 feet. Between Ocotillo, California and San Deigo, California.
Ted on his bike at Point Loma viewpoint.
Ted on his bike at a beach in San Diego, California (near Point Loma).
The lady and her friend that took the previous photo of Ted on the beach in San Diego, California (near Point Loma).
A pelican on a peer in San Deigo, California.
Ted on a peer in San Deigo, California.
Surfers in the Pacific Ocean at San Deigo, California.
Ted with snorkeling gear that he rented at La Jolla Cove in San Diego, California.
Ted on my bike near La Jolla Cove.
The Mexico/USA border with people in the arroyo where it appears they could easily sneak into the USA.
Merchants in Tijuana, Mexico near the Mexico/USA border.
A kid trying to make money in Tijuana, Mexico.
People walking the streets of Tijuana, Mexico.
People setup to take your photo on their imitation zebra cart (it was really a pained donkey) in Tijuana, Mexico.