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The Best (Free) Travel Apps For Bikers On Tour

Motorcycle Tourer | 26 March 2024 22 June 2022 | Touring , Touring Tips

All of us (even you!) rely on our smartphones more than ever. Travellers across the globe are using them constantly. And now, we bikers are using them, too.

But for bikers on tour, gone are the days where travel apps only provide us with the essentials such as navigation. Increasingly, we’re using them to organise our trips, manage logistics, keep us fit, and even inspire our evening meals.

Here are 10 tried and tested travel apps for bikers we’ve used on our tours.

https://www.tripit.com/web

How many times have you gone through the charade of trying to find booking information only to realise you can’t remember where you put it?

Our stuff is everywhere. From hard copies in the bottom of your bag to digital copies on your smartphone. And from virtual copies in the cloud to the ones on your home screen.

Cue TripIt.

In a nutshell, TripIt keeps all of your bookings in one place. For bikers, that normally means hotels and ferries.

Once you connect your email account, your confirmation emails from ferry companies or hotels automatically get added to your TripIt itinerary.

And it’s all useful stuff, too. From the departure time of your ferry to the address and phone number of each hotel, it’s all available and organised automatically.

Another nice feature is that you can share your itinerary. So you can share it with other people on your trip, or share it with loved ones at home. It’s nice when they know where you’re heading and at which hotel you’ll be on any given night.

There is a paid option which is around $49 a year. But we find the free version is enough for what we need.

How Do I Use It?

The easiest thing to do is set up ‘Inbox Sync’ before you start booking your trip. Once this is done, TripIt drags the information out of your hotel confirmations and ferry/flight details. From here, it collates them into one easy-to-read timeline.

If you’ve already booked your trip and are downloading TripIt retrospectively, you can easily add the details manually. Simply forward the confirmation emails to TripIt’s dedicated email address, and the app will do the rest.

What We Like/Dislike

Other nice features include up-to-date COVID guidance and a map overview of your trip.

Travelling with someone else? You can invite them to view your TripIt so they have all the information, too.

Lastly, you can also share your trip with people at home, so they know your itinerary.

One thing we don’t like is that you have to give the app permission to read the emails in your inbox.

For more posts like this one, check out our Touring Tips category

2. Google Translate

https://translate.google.co.uk/

Over the years, Google Translate has gotten better and better. To the point where it’s now a staple on the smartphones of millions across the planet.

Not only is it capable of translating 109 languages, but it can also translate the majority of them offline.

But it gets better. Because you can also translate via photo and even translate bilingual conversations.

Perhaps the best bit of Google Translate is just how simple it is to use. Simply click the icons at the top, and you’re conversing with pretty much anyone on the planet.

As a biker, it could be a lifesaver if you’re stuck in the middle of nowhere and in need of help from a local.

Open the app, and select your native language in the top left corner (this is usually automatic.) On the right, select the language you wish to translate into.

Once translated, you can read the translation or select the speakerphone to vocalise the translation for ease.

Having a real-time conversion? Simply give the app permission to access your microphone, and the app will record and translate bi-lingual conversations.

What We Like

We like that Google has given us a multitude of ways to communicate. From simple text translation to live conversational translation and even the use of photos and handwriting. And we like that it’s free to use!

It’s also nice that you can save common phrases so you don’t have to keep searching for them every time you forget.

The option to enlarge the translation to full screen also works well.

3. Currency

http://currencyapp.com/

If you’re from the UK and travelling to Europe , you can generally do the conversion in your head. 1GBP (these days) isn’t that much different from 1 euro.

But things get a bit fruity when you end up in a country that uses its own currency. Such as Switzerland.

In our case, our trip to Norway (via the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark) means we’ll be making transactions in Euros, Danish Krone, and Norwegian Krone.

We like Currency because you can select the currencies you’ll be using on your trip and compare them with your native currency when you buy something.

And it’s accurate, too. Currency is preset to update exchange rates every 60 minutes.

I’d recommend downloading the app before you go on your trip. When you open it the first time, you’ll be greeted by a list of five default currencies.

Delete the ones you don’t need, and add the ones you know you will need on your trip.

As mentioned above, I’ll be using Euros, Danish Krone, and Norwegian Krone on my trip to Norway this year.

Ensure your native currency is at the top, and you’re good to go.

When your meal in Denmark comes to kr 500, add the number into the Danish Krone section, and it will instantly convert it into your native currency.

The best thing about this app is once you’ve set it up, you don’t have to worry about it. You can choose in the settings for the app to update in real-time (around every 5 minutes), every hour, or manually.

All-in-all, it’s an easy-to-use app that is quick, accurate, and functional. Oh, and it’s free.

4. iOverlander

https://www.ioverlander.com/

If your tour takes you off the beaten path where you lost your mobile signal days ago, the iOverlander app is essential for your travels.

Crucially, it works offline. And the information on the app is uploaded by fellow Overlanders. So all of it is relevant to people just like us.

When you select an icon to view, you’ll see all the information on that point that the app has collected from various users.

Once you get there, you can update the information as needed and in turn, help Overlanders behind you.

Arguably, one of the best functions of iOverlander is the ability to seek out information regarding border crossings and embassies.

But it’s also mega useful for finding hotels, campsites , fuel stations, and points of interest.

The good thing about iOverlander is that it’s easy to use. Zoom into the desired location on the map, and you’ll be greeted by a tonne of POIs.

Finding the POI you need can sometimes be like looking for a needle in a haystack. And this is where the filter option comes in.

When in the filter menu, you can opt to turn all the categories on, off, or select just the one(s) you are looking for.

When you’ve found what you want, click on the POI and open the ‘information’. Here you’ll find everything from coordinates, elevation, the distance from your location, user descriptions, and reviews.

You also have the option to open the location in other apps on your phone (in my case, Google Maps or Maps.me). Or you can copy the coordinates and paste them into an app of your choice.

iOverlander is an incredibly powerful travel app that is totally free and works completely offline. The contributors to the app are people just like you and me. So you know the reviews are relevant and trustworthy.

There are way more POIs on there than you might think – all of which can get you out of trouble even without a phone signal.

https://maps.me/

As with iOverlander, if you’re travelling to remote areas of the planet, Maps.me is an essential travel app to have in your arsenal.

The main feature is that it works entirely offline and even provides navigation.

Is it the best navigation out there? No. But considering it’s offline, it’s certainly good  enough .

The best way to use Maps.me is to set it up before you leave by downloading the maps you will need in advance. They’re free to download, and you can have as many as you like.

Simply use the search function to find hotels, restaurants, fuel stations, and a host of other points of interest.

To take it a step further, Maps.me has added user reviews – many of which are available offline. And if you enjoy getting off your bike for the occasional hike, Maps.me is incredible at finding trails even Google Maps doesn’t know about!

Considering it’s free and works offline, Maps.me is well worth having.

As mentioned above, you really need to download the maps in advance as you’ll need a phone signal or WiFi. You can download as many maps as you like, and once you have them, they are all accessible offline.

From the start page, click on the magnifying glass and type in your address/coordinates, or click on one of the many categories.

On the map, choose the POI you want, select ‘route to’ and the app will find a route for you to follow.

Its basic functions (like navigation and finding POIs) are super easy. It’s a powerful travel app, and you’ll get the most out of it when you spend some time learning how to use it properly.

If you’re going to remote places with little (or no) internet connection, Maps.me is a must. It’s the best offline navigation app out there.

The only thing we don’t like is that it can be complicated. It’s not as intuitive to use as Google Maps (for example). But once you get used to it, you could tour using this app alone.

6. Garmin Connect

https://connect.garmin.com/

I use Garmin Connect for two reasons – running and hiking.

And as someone who enjoys doing both as part of a motorcycle trip, Garmin Connect is a must-have.

Garmin Connect lets you plot running or hiking routes (either through the app or via desktop) and transfers them to your Garmin fitness watch.

From here, you can enjoy your run (or hike) with guided navigation.

It isn’t voice-guided (yet), but it  does  vibrate on your wrist when it wants you to make a turn.

I find it’s a good way of navigating without killing the battery on my smartphone. With my phone turned off, I have it for emergencies if I need it.

The other good thing about Garmin Connect is that it drops breadcrumbs as you explore. This means you can retrace your steps if you get lost.

It’s worth noting that you don’t necessarily need a Garmin fitness watch for it to work. You could quite easily run your routes through the app on your smartphone instead.

As with many of the travel apps for bikers on this list, Garmin Connect works best when you pre-plan your running/hiking routes .

Whilst the app is easy enough to plan routes, I prefer to do it on the MapMyRun website. From here, I save the route as a GPX file and then upload it to Garmin Connect. (You could use hundreds of apps/websites to do this – I just like the ease of MayMyRun.)

Once you have your route on Garmin Connect, you can run the route through your Garmin watch.

I’m not the kind of person who likes to run with my phone. So having the route on my watch eliminates the need to carry a phone.

The feature of retracing your steps if you get lost has come to my rescue many a time whilst running or hiking on tour!

And you can also set your hotel as a favourite – so if you  do  get lost, you can always select the hotel from your favourites list, and the watch will find you a route back.

This is, of course, completely offline and requires no internet or phone signal.

7. Re-Open EU

https://reopen.europa.eu/en

Okay, so this isn’t the most exciting travel app. But whilst it might not bring you a tonne of excitement, it could save a lot of trouble at borders.

COVID regulations are stabilising. But different countries are still changing their stipulations for entry. You could leave for a country only to find that the entry requirements have changed by the time you get there.

And if you’re on a tour where you’re constantly crossing borders, you need a travel app that can provide you with the most up-to-date information for that country.

If you’re travelling in the EU, this is where Re-Open EU comes in. The travel app colour codes each country from Red (dangerous) to Green (safe.)

It also provides you with travel entry requirements, national health measures, transit options, and whether you need certificates and proof of vaccination.

Finally, it provides direct links to the country’s government website with up-to-the-second information.

The beauty of this app is just how simple it is.

You don’t need to register, and the start page of the app gets straight down to business. Select the country you plan to visit, and that’s it.

Scroll through the options at the bottom of the page to view any restrictions, safety measures, or government information.

It’s an easy-to-use app that is fast, functional, and always up-to-date. This means you can check it on the days leading up to a border crossing to see if any requirements have changed since you set off.

If it says you now need a PCR test to enter, you can pick one up en route.

8. Google Maps

https://www.google.co.uk/maps

We all know what Google Maps is, so I won’t delve into it in too much detail here. But the offline mapping of Google Maps has improved a lot over recent years. And this means it’s no longer rendered useless without a phone signal.

Navigation aside, Google Maps has the most comprehensive and intuitive selection of POIs for you to choose from when on or off the bike.

Whether looking for a restaurant for your evening meal, searching for a cash point, finding a hospital, car park, or a hairdresser, Google Maps can get you there.

How To Use It

Once you open the app, simply follow the steps to make a route. If you’re already at your location, open the app and choose one of the many pre-selected categories to explore. This includes restaurants, attractions, shopping, services, and more.

You can also set the routes to ‘walking’ if on foot, or ‘driving’ if on your bike.

Google Maps has been a work in progress for years. And the beauty of that is that all of those micro-updates are accumulated into a formidable travel app that is easy to use and comprehensive.

9. A Breakdown App

https://www.startrescue.co.uk/breakdown-cover/info/mobileapps

I’m a big advocate of breakdown apps over traditional telephone helplines.

One positive of using an app is that even if your phone battery is running low, you can quickly send your coordinates to the breakdown company.

If your phone dies immediately afterwards, it doesn’t matter – the breakdown company knows where you are.

Whilst there are many on the market, I personally use Start Rescue. But the AA route finder app is just as good (and arguably has better coverage – but that’s another discussion for another day.)

In the Start Rescue app, simply open it up, select ‘new breakdown’, and follow the prompts.

Once you’ve notified them of your breakdown, they will phone you back within minutes to check on your safety and confirm your location.

When I broke down in the French Alps , Start Rescue past me on to their European partners who had a tow truck with me within the hour.

Breaking down on tour is a stressful time. And having a breakdown app makes life so much easier.

In the app, Start Rescue have stripped everything away from the start page. The only available option you have is to report a breakdown.

Once you’ve done this, Smart Rescue find your location via your smartphone GPS and confirms your policy details.

After an initial call, Smart Rescue will confirm your vehicle details and your safety before sending out a vehicle to get you to your destination.

We like that Smart Rescue (and AA) have stripped their start pages back so that reporting a breakdown is easy and obvious.

The breakdown companies receive your location directly through your smartphone. This means  you  don’t need to know where you are for  them  to know where you are!

In my experience, breakdown apps are far quicker and more accurate than phone calls.

10. WhatsApp

https://www.whatsapp.com/

As with Google Maps, we all use WhatsApp – and that means it’s familiar.

Of course, you can use it for chatting with your friends back home. But for touring, WhatsApp acts as a great ‘friend finder,’ providing you have a phone signal.

If you and your riding buddy get separated, simply open the app, and you can send your exact location without knowing where you are.

When I tour with my dad, we have a routine where he sends me his location, and I make my way to him. Make sure you decide this in advance, or you’ll go round in circles trying to find each other.

Not only this but calling your buddy using your mobile data may be cheaper than making a mobile-to-mobile call.

In terms of sharing your location, select the contact you want to share it with. Select the + button, then select ‘location.’

You will then see an option that says ‘Send your current location.’ Once you click send, your buddy will receive your location via WhatsApp message.

When they click on the location in the message, it will automatically open up in Google Maps, and a route will be ready for you to follow.

Once you’ve tried it, it’s a really simple system to get you and any lost riders back together.

The only problem is it doesn’t work offline.

Travel Apps For Bikers: Conclusion

The world is constantly changing. And smart people all over the world are developing apps to make our lives easier.

So from navigation to restaurant booking, and from hotel reservations to running, there’s something out there for everybody.

Are travel apps for bikers necessary? No. But if the whole point of touring is to enjoy it as best you can and get the most out of it, why not use a few travel apps along the way?

If you do use travel apps, which do you use? Let us know in the comments so we can give them a go!

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Tom Brady accused of ruining collectibles with shoddy autograph at $3,600 event: 'It's horrible'

Seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady left collectors who paid $3,600 for his autograph disgruntled after they alleged his sloppy penmanship ruined pieces of treasured memorabilia.

"It's the same thing as being in a graveyard or cemetery and knocking over stones or defacing them," memorabilia collector Glenn Gagnon told USA TODAY. "That's what Brady did."

The former New England Patriots footballer was a guest speaker on Saturday at a conference for EXMA , a global marketing education platform, held at the University of Miami's Watsco Center, according to the company's website.

On the flyer for the event, EXMA promoted a photo and signature opportunity with the 46-year-old former pro athlete. The flyer also said the event included a three-hour yacht ride to view the Miami skyline, a VVIP party and a VIP lunch for attendees who paid for a $3,600 ticket. The additional events occurred throughout the weekend.

Gagnon and other memorabilia collectors paid for the pricey tickets. Gagnon, who lives in Methuen, Massachusetts, felt his items were "defaced" and "ruined" by Brady.

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USA TODAY contacted Brady's reps on Wednesday but did not receive a response.

Glenn Gagnon, son paid $18,000 for trip to EXMA conference

Gagnon, 58, and his 21-year-old son traveled to Miami together and paid $18,000 for the trip, including the cost of Brady's autographs.

"My son never met (Brady) and the whole nine yards," Gagnon said. "It's horrible, I'd rather have (Brady) reject the stuff."

The memorabilia Gagnon brought to the event included a seat back from Gillette Stadium designed for owner Robert Kraft in 2002, Brady's game-worn cleats from the 2018 NFL season and an unused book of New England Patriots tickets from the 2001-02 season he called "priceless" due to only two being in existence.

"These pieces were like the holy grail of my collection," Gagnon said. "... I've been collecting for 40 years. I am a diehard collector."

Gagnon said he did not see Brady sign the items, instead, he and other collectors waited while the retired quarterback went into a room with his reps and Fernando Anzures, EXMA's founder and CEO, to do the autographs.

'This is something like a 4-year-old did'

Gagnon said he's gotten free autographs from Brady at benefits and other free events, but after paying $3,600, he expected better.

"That's a free autograph, (so) that's the risk you take," the collector said. "There's no risk in what we did. Everything was going right, and then we get the stuff and it's like, 'What is this.' This is something like a 4-year-old did."

Beckett Collectibles rejected the signed memorabilia after Gagnon gave it to them for authentication, according to the collector.

Gagnon said he would have preferred a partial refund from EXMA to cover travel expenses.

'Simply inexcusable,' EXMA event attendee says

Greg Nazareth, another collector who attended the event, said Saturday in a Facebook post that what happened the day of the signing was "simply inexcusable."

"Now don’t get me wrong, Tom’s interview and talk was simply amazing….he exuded poise, cursed quite a bit making him feel like one of us, and was incredibly humble…if only that would have translated to what he did just an hour earlier when he signed our items," Nazareth's post said.

The items Nazareth brought in "probably totaled close to six figures in value, and were one of one items in totality," according to the Facebook post.

"All in all, I would have never paid $3,600 to receive the signature I got today on the items I brought," Nazareth said in the post.

Collector Brad Jarrett felt similarly to Nazareth and Gagnon, saying Monday in a Facebook post he still blames "Tom a lot for this." Jarret went to the event to have Brady's 2000 NFL Draft ticket signed, according to the post.

"Tom let his emotions get the best of him and didn’t hurt the promoters he hurt those of us who were there with items," Jarrett said in the post. "He could’ve easily refused to sign, he could’ve signed only items that matched what he was contracted to sign. What he didn’t have to do though was put squibbles on everyone’s items and ruin them, that was a choice Tom made and it was wrong and makes him just as accountable as the shady promoters of this event."

'I'm trying to fix it,' EXMA founder and CEO says

Fernando Anzures told USA TODAY on Wednesday that he's "not an expert" but he welcomed cooperating with fans of Brady who were displeased by the signing.

"If they were there, they are fans," EXMA's CEO said. "I'm going to do my best."

Anzures said he's "not the one signing" the autographs but wants to support the collectors' grievances in "any possible way." Anzures said the disgruntled collectors were a small portion of the 93 tickets he sold to the $3,600 event; about 80 of those attendees said they were "so happy" about how the weekend of events went.

The 2,400 people in attendance were "showing love to Tom Brady" because he helped deliver an "amazing and outstanding conference," according to Anzures.

Regarding refunds, Anzures said he did issue them for collectors who brought trading cards because Brady's contract with EXMA stipulated that the quarterback could deny signing certain items.

"I'm trying to fix it," Anzures said. "I don't know what is the solution because I don't know what is the problem, but I'm hoping to receive every phone call."

Once Anzures speaks to the concerned collectors and others unhappy about the signing, he plans to message the agency repping Brady to solve the problem.

"I'm trying to make this happen," Anzures said.

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Attack! 2024 Mortem et Gloriam competition | Devizes School

Experience the thrill of 15mm Chariot Warfare at the Attack! 2024 Mortem et Gloriam competition in Devizes. Gather your forces and prepare a formidable army using a minimum of 8 chariots to engage in the Two Wheels to War: chariot warfare event. Take advantage of the array of army lists available on the official website, ensuring your selection adheres to the guidelines provided. Utilize the 2024 MeG army builder to craft a strategic lineup totaling no more than 10,000 points. Submit your meticulously planned army lists by July 1st to [email protected] for consideration. Immerse yourself in a weekend of intense battles and tactical maneuvers at Devizes School on July 20th and 21st. Secure your spot at this prestigious event for a ticket price of £30. Engage in epic Chariot Warfare and showcase your skills on the battlefield at the Attack! 2024 Mortem et Gloriam competition in Devizes.

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Sunflowers, roses and wildflowers: A guide to New Jersey's most colorful gardens

From world-class flower farms to unknown gardens and trails, the Garden State has all the flowers to entice any plant lover looking for color.

Here are 8 great places to see the best flowers in New Jersey:

Reeves-Reed Arboretum, Summit

Nestled in Union County, the Reeves-Reed Arboretum is a floral oasis. Its vibrant landscape is filled with colors and scents, showcasing a rich variety of native and exotic blooms. From the delicate petals of springtime tulips to the bold splashes of summer roses, every season brings a new spectacle of floral beauty to delight visitors of all ages.

Greenway Meadows Park, Princeton

This expansive park offers a picturesque landscape of rolling meadows, shady groves, and flowery spots, providing a perfect escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Among its many charms are the many flowers that live there. From the cheerful daisies and sunflowers to the delicate blooms of wildflowers, the park got a lot to delights visitors throughout the seasons.

With its ample green spaces, playgrounds, and picnic areas, this park is perfect for relaxed yet playful moments.

Durr's Bluebox Produce and Flowers, Wrightstown

This charming gem for flower enthusiasts has a bounty of fresh flowers on sale. You can pick up your own flowers from the ground and create a fresh bouquet. Edible produce is also available on this acclaimed farm market.

Five Ponds Loop, Ringwood

Looking for a retreat away from the crowds? If so, this trail got you covered.

Through this secluded, 5.7-mile hike you can enjoy wildflower beds scattered throughout the trail. The hike has many small ponds and is suitable for bikes too.

Dalton Farms, Swedesboro

Renowned for its vibrant fields of flowers, the farm offers visitors a breathtaking spectacle of color and fragrance. At this farm you can see fields covered with sunflowers, zinnias, lavender, dahlias and tulips. Dalton Farms is an unforgettable floral experience for many. Admission to this farm cost $14 online, or $20 at the entrance. Tulips and daffodils can be picked for $2 per stem or ten for $10.

Rutgers Gardens, North Brunswick

This 180-acre botanic garden features dozens of gardens filled with azaleas, irises, allium blooms and many other species. Every garden is different from one another containing a specific collection of flora, such as the Donald B. Lacey Garden, a photographers attraction known for its extensive beds of irises, herbs and vegetables.

Holland Ridge Farms, Cream Ridge

One of the biggest tulip farms in the country, this magical place is filled with flowers as far as the eye can see. When you visit, you'll find yourself surrounded by rows of colorful blooms of tulips and fragrant hyacinths.

This 300-acre farm has over 8 million tulips on display. Visitors can roam around, pick up some tulips and maybe take some photos.

A ticket is required to enter the farm. The are selling online for $15 and $17, depending on the day.

Brookdale Park Rose Garden, Montclair

Everywhere you look, there are roses in all shades and sizes, filling the air with their sweet scent. It's a peaceful place where you can stroll among the over 500 rose bushes in close to 150 varieties. While the garden is open year round, peak blooming times are in June and September.

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Wheel of Misfortune: Boynton woman in good spirits after vowel slip-up costs her Hawaii trip

Boynton beach's kim weisenberg meant to say one letter in an effort to solve the 'wheel of fortune' puzzle. somehow, she said another..

Boynton Beach resident Kim Weisenberg had grand visions going into her once-in-a-lifetime shot on the television game show "Wheel of Fortune."

Spinning the wheel and landing on that coveted million-dollar wedge, solving puzzles and winning big to help her parents pay off debt, pay off her own student loans and take her family on vacation were all part of the dream scenario.

It didn't exactly work out that way and although she ended up with one of the more heartbreaking moments in the show's history, she did win a chunk of money, a trip and wound up with a lifetime of great memories.

'Wheel of Fortune' contestant from Boynton Beach started strong, then stumbled

Weisenberg, who is a yoga instructor, started out on fire, winning a total of $12,000 in cash and prizes —$4,000 for solving two puzzles including a “Toss Up” — and a trip to San Antonio, Texas, valued at $8,000.

Then came the fifth puzzle, which was a prize puzzle with a category of "Place." Weisenberg was in great position to strike it big after accumulating $17,550 in wheel spins. Her first guess alone earned her a whopping $14,000 by landing on the $3,500 wedge and correctly guessing four T's.

After several successful turns, only three letters were missing with the puzzle reading THE ENTRANCE T_ A CA_T_E.

This is when things took a surprising twist for Weisenberg. She wasn't sure what the last word was, but she figured the first four words were "THE ENTRANCE TO A" so she decided to buy a vowel, specifically an "O" to help solve the puzzle.

"I would either see that there was still another vowel, or I would see that there were no more vowels,” she said of her strategy.

The only problem: her brain thought the letter "O" and what came out of her mouth was the letter "U."

Silence. Then the dreaded buzzer and a gasp from the crowd.

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The camera then panned to Chicago public school instructional coach Takyra Garner, who was the contestant next to Weisenberg. Host Pat Sajak told Garner she could solve the puzzle if she wanted.

"The entrance to a castle," Garner said, winning a trip to Hawaii worth $8,299 along with $11,000 in her earnings.

"Yeah, that's it!" Sajak responded.

But Sajak wanted to take a moment to console Weisenberg.

"I know the game can be brutal sometimes," the host said to Weisenberg. "Sometimes you have a word that just doesn't want to come into focus. Don't beat yourself up."

Weisenberg said she had applied her yoga breathing and mindfulness techniques to stay calm and help fellow contestants do the same. However, that all went out the window when she had her costly hiccup.

“I intended to say ‘O’ and somehow ‘U’ slipped out," she explained. "I literally fell over. You don’t see that on the show, but I fell over. If I had said ‘O,’ I would have gotten it.

"You have to make a decision so fast, or they move on from your turn. When you’re up there, it’s so different than playing on your couch. There were a million things going on in my mind. I tried to focus so hard. That word ‘castle’ wouldn’t come to me.”

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Boynton Beach mon of two prepped by playing hangman with her kids

Weisenberg, who is married with two boys Everett, 10, and Finley, 5, said she grew up watching "Wheel of Fortune" and "Jeopardy."

“I have always been a fan since I was a little girl," she said. "I wanted to be Vanna White growing up. There was a contest where they had people try out to be Vanna and they did a show to be her. I didn’t get selected for that, but when I got to be a contestant, I felt like I was a bottle of champagne that was shaken up. I was so excited.”

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Weisenberg said Everett spotted her knack at solving puzzles and encouraged her to apply four years ago. It wasn’t until last July that she heard back from producers and went through the casting process. To prepare, she played a lot of puzzles in her spare time.

“I have those old-school variety puzzle games. I play 'Hangman' when I’m out to dinner with my kids and we need to keep them entertained and off technology,” she said. “There’s a 'Wheel of Fortune' app that I play. I am in a book club. I do audio, so I don’t see the actual word, but I hear it, so I’m wondering if that helped a little bit too.”

'Wheel of Fortune' host Pat Sajak had nice words during commercial break

Weisenberg filmed her episode on Feb. 22, just in time to appear on one of longtime host Pat Sajack’s last episodes before he retires. After 41 years, Sajak, 77, will take his final bow on the June 7 episode and will be replaced by Ryan Seacrest next season. Vanna White renewed her contract as the letter flipper through the 2025-2026 season.

“I adore (Pat). I think he’s the sweetest guy. Even on that puzzle that I messed up on, he was like, ‘Don’t beat yourself up.’

"Afterward, during a commercial break, he was like, ‘It happens to everybody. Don’t worry about it,’ ” she said. “He seems like the nicest person, the classic game show host. I couldn’t be more grateful to have both of them be the hosts when I was there. (Vanna) is as American as apple pie.”

Weisenberg’s dad accompanied her on her first trip to California when she flew out to Los Angeles to film "Wheel." During their brief visit, they squeezed in some sightseeing. The daddy-daughter duo shared on Instagram their trip to the Santa Monica Pier, a long walk to Venice and back and a drive up the Pacific Coast Highway to the oceanfront seafood restaurant Duke’s in Malibu where she enjoyed watching the waves crash on rocks and sunset during dinner.

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Trails and Enduro Skills Weekend - April 2024 | Queensland Moto Park

The Trails and Enduro Skills Weekend in April 2024, set to take place in Coulson at Queensland Moto Park, is an ideal course for beginners to intermediate riders looking to enhance their skills, confidence, and technique in Trail Riding & Enduro Skill. Led by experienced coach Lyndon Blake, with 45 years of racing and 43 years of coaching, the course focuses on boosting confidence and improving riding ability. The curriculum includes Progressive skills development and Cross Discipline training methods, derived from elite rider training programs. Over two days, participants will work on core fundamentals like bike setup, balance, body position, and control elements such as clutch, throttle, and brake control. The course also covers bike understanding and riding techniques for various terrains. With limited spots available, personalized guidance is ensured. Tickets for the event are priced at $245, offering a comprehensive learning experience for riders to advance their skills in a supportive environment.

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