Hey sundial, that would be quite a painting...
REalize that the times I've gone cycling and fell, were times that APPEARED to be ok..not snowing nor rain. They were situations of black ice.
In our area, because of the land topography, you can have whole sections with 3 inches of snow and elsewhere just 2 kms. away,...no snow, no ice.
What happened to me on Sunday was suddenly stuck in a situation while on bike...
Anyway, didn't want people to focus my fall(s), but more how ups and downs of cycling help /parallel your ups and downs in life.
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01-28-2008, 06:20 PM #1
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01-28-2008, 06:51 PM #2
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I realized that the same focus on your surroundings and heightened alertness and all kinds of good things that whenever I'd get out in nature and "away from it all" happens when I"m on the bike... I'm "into it all" instead and I can do it every day!
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