The roads and scenery were very similar to Indiana, making for relatively smooth, easy riding. We went through Columbus on our way to Reynoldsburg, which slowed down our riding quite a bit.
Luckily, Columbus was our last major city to ride through, so timing the traffic lights will no longer be an issue. While we were following our route to Reynoldsburg from downtown Columbus, a guy on a bike mentioned we were going through one of the worst parts of Columbus. I guess Google Maps doesn't take property values into account when mapping the shortest route. Regardless, we made it out of our last city unscathed and without any hiccups, and we made our way to Reynoldsburg in search of dinner, or even better- a buffet. As we made our way down route 40, the Golden Corral sign lassoed our bikes into the parking lot. The great people at the register were able to give us half off, which continued our good luck streak with buffets. An hour later, the chocolate fountain confirmed that we wouldn't be riding more than 5 miles to our destination for the night. We found a place a couple miles away, and Pat's Aunt Kim donated our hotel room- thanks! Here's some commentary from this morning. Sorry for the bad camera angle- the cornfields were too exciting for me to focus on filming.
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