MOUNT CARMEL, Pa. — Day 2 of Go Joe 27 began Tuesday morning in Mifflinburg with Joe duking it out with a raging bull and t-rex, and it only went uphill, or is it downhill from there?
Heading out on the trail, Joe made three stops in Lewisburg.
First, at St. Paul's, thanking team Greg for collecting donations from the church and all the other organizations that sponsored Greg Fleck.
"St. Barnabas and St. Lawrence have Montoursville and going support area, along with a lot of friends that contributed to Milton harvest festival. Those who attend to Milton harvest festival have contributed. Right, Greg? Yeah, we had some online donations; a lot of people contributed to it," said Kristen & Greg Fleck, Milton.
Then, it was off to the Miller Center gathering in Lewisburg before visiting Hufnagle Park, where people not only appreciate Joe for his charity ride but also for "The kind of attention that he's bringing to outdoor recreation because it's something near and dear to our hearts," said Mayor Kendy Alvarez, Lewisburg.
Then Joe made his way to the Northumberland Hook & Ladder for a special donation and an invite to its weekend festivities.
"Couldn't have asked for a better day and a better time to have Joe come the week before our 100 and 50th Block Party. It's going to be it's going to be fabulous," said David Hummel, Northumberland Hook & Ladder President.
Joe finished his morning ride in Sunbury at Cameron Park with an amazing crowd.
After lunch, Joe got on Route 61 and stopped at the Stonington Fire Company for a generous donation from the junior firefighters there.
From there, Joe went up and down a scary Route 890 before hanging out with folks in Trevorton Community Park
Then Joe met the Go Joe 27 crew in Shamokin before taking a little break in Kulpmont and completed with fan far in Mount Carmel.
Day 3 of Go Joe 27 starts Wednesday in Sacramento, Schuylkill County.
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