![Photographer Keri Knapp and other friends and co-workers gathered at Pharmasave on June 1 to greet Andrew Moore (center right wearing the helmet) who cycled from Edmonton to Revelstoke during Bike To Work Week. Bob Bittner photo](https://legacy.revelstokecurrent.com//wp-content/uploads/2014/06/online-andrew-02.jpg)
![Andrew Moore strikes a pose in a — You guessed it! — a Superman costume after cycling from Edmonton to Revelstoke. Karmen Cozens photo](https://legacy.revelstokecurrent.com//wp-content/uploads/2014/06/online-andrew-03.jpg)
Pharmasave’s Andrew Moore bicycled more than 720 kilometres from Edmonton to Revelstoke during Bike To Work Week finishing up almost as a superhero to his friends and colleagues when he rolled into to drugstore’s parking lot on Sunday, June 21.
“I did pretty good,” he said in an post-ride interview. “I actually made it a little early — I got to Canyon Hot Springs by 2:30 pm.”
Despite rain during the initial stretch from Edmonton to Cochrane, he said he had a pretty smooth ride and it was also one that taught him something about himself.
“I think this taught me not to be so competitive — to slow down and enjoy the moment,” Moore said.
Besides wild Albertans in their native habitat on that province’s highways, Moore had only one encounter with animals — a herd of big horn sheep on Highway 1A near Exshaw who blocked the road and begged for food.
He was especially appreciative of Karmen Cozens help as she drove his pilot vehicle from Banff to Revelstoke.
What will he do now?
Moore would like to go head-to-head against the Mantracker.
![Andrew Moore (center left) poses with the friends and colleagues who turned out to greet him when he rolled into town on June 1 after cycling from Edmonton to Revelstoke. Bob Bittner photo](https://legacy.revelstokecurrent.com//wp-content/uploads/2014/06/online-andrew-01.jpg)