Day 45 ๐ŸŒŽ 39 miles

Daily Summary:
8:30 AM to 6:00 PM — Average Speed:  17.7 Loon Bay Resort to Big Country Campground and RV park.

Odometer:  2,471 – 2,510 miles
Climb: 1,318 ft. — Descend:  2,263 ft.
50-65ยฐ F : Overcast day. Heavy Rain for 20 minutes before getting into 100 Mile House. Also rained for 10 minutes just before Big Country RV Park. 5-10 mph variable winds. 

Battery Performance:
Note:  All charging and range data after the World Record Day will be published in Excel format at a later date.

—  45   —

First, the great news: John has 53 acres of wonderfully green and wooded space at his RV park and, hands-down, the BEST shower facilities of any place that I’ve stayed at so far on this trip!

Thank you, John!

He also has an electric car and he installed a fast-charger for his guests (and himself) due in part to the tax credits for doing so.

But get this all you other city government people who installed electric CAR ONLY charging stations, John ALSO has a standard, type A, 110v outlet  near his fast charging station. (See the featured photo for this post.)

Contrast John’s foresight with the absolute absurdity of this photo taken in front of the 100 Mile House Visitor Information Center (closed for COVID issues) which shows electric CAR charging stations AND a bicycle MAINTENANCE/REPAIR station but NO E-BIKE STANDARD CHARGING OUTLET IN SIGHT.

Bike Maintenance but NO eBike Charging!

If I could have easily charged in 100 Mile House I could have added another 30-40 miles to today’s distance, but, alas, it was not to be because of another group of well meaning, but misinformed government officials.

That said, it was nice meeting John at his RV park and seeing that he is involved in promoting electric transportation AND charging.

Perhaps he’ll be on of the First eOverlander eRV Parks once we get that community going.

Also, I guess it’s also a good thing that I couldn’t charge at 100-Mile House because if I had flown past John’s place on a full battery, who would have fed the gazillions of mosquitoes that came out after the rain and who wanted to share my fruit cocktail and cold can of corn?

Ah! The sacrifices one must make while scooting around the world (in the rain, no less)…


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By ScootingRich

ScootingRich has been teaching, working and volunteering in various capacities since 2007. He is currently attempting to demonstrate the viability of personal electric vehicles (PEV) for long-range travel by riding his Kaabo Wolf King GT electric scooter on a 21,000-mile adventure from Colorado, USA north to Alaska and then south to Argentina and ultimately to the shore of Antarctica. You are welcome to share in this epic journey by following us on YouTube and Patreon.

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