We started off with a 8:00 departure from Brunswick. We were provided with police and fire escort out of brunswick. we were blessed with an overcast day which made our speeds faster. The support staff has been excellent with providing us with rest stops and...
Read MoreWe left the lodge at 8 a.m. and rode out of Jacksonville with an escort. We were glad to have the escort. The Jacksonville Police Department kept all the riders safe. Eventually, the escort was transferred to Nassau County Sheriff's Office. The ride was flat...
Read MoreWe were escorted out of Palatka by both the police and sheriff's department. The word up and down the pace line for today was "hump day". We all knew that at the end of today we would be past the half way mark for the...
Read MoreThe BrotherhoodRide.com photo gallery has been updated with many pictures. We now have pictures from the Elks Lodge Dinner, the Riders' Send Off, and Days 1, 2 and 3 of the ride. We hope you enjoy the galleries and thank you for the wonderful and...
Read MoreWe awoke to a 6:00 am breakfast provided by the Elk’s Lodge and were back on the road by 8:00 am. This was our hilliest day! We survived it without incident other than a few more sore muscles. We made rest stops every 10-15 miles...
Read MoreWe started our second day at 6:00 am with breakfast and we were on the road by 8:00 am. The Winter Haven police and fire department provided us with escorts the whole way. A special stop was made to meet with firefighter Tim Mason of the...
Read MoreWe received a community sendoff early Saturday morning at Station 45 in North Naples. The crowd consisted of family members, fellow firefighters and community supporters. The first day of our ride was the longest; it was an 82 mile ride. We survived it with three minor...
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