Riding for a reason: Charity cross-country bicycle trip stops in Kellogg
Paul Richards, of Ohio and Rossie Bullock, of North Carolina, celebrate reaching their destination in Kellogg. The riders are part of the Fuller Center Bicycle Adventure raising money for housing needs.
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Bob Whitman of The Fuller Center in the Silver Valley welcomes Neil Mullikin on reaching Kellogg after riding his bicycle from Spokane at the start of the day. Mullikin is one of 27 riders going on a cross-country bicycle adventure to fundraise for home projects for people in need.
Suzanne Stack, of Arizona, Paul Richards, of Ohio and Rossie Bullock, of North Carolina, ride up to the administrative annex building of the Kellogg School district, where they spent the night before assisting with home projects through The Fuller Center.
KELLOGG — Neil Mullikin started out the day en route from Spokane to Kellogg thinking it would be a 68-mile bike ride. Instead, it actually ended up being a bit more than the 27 riders had anticipated.
“I may have transposed a number,” Mullikin said Thursday. “It was actually 88 miles.”
The Fuller Center Bicycle Adventure group is raising money and repairing homes between their rides. Over the next 10 weeks, they'll travel from Seattle to Washington, D.C.
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