Thanks, Jobob! Yep, that stretch into the headwind was indeed a whupfest.
I just realized that this was my first 100 mile ride since I rode the Primavera Century with my brother back in 1994.![]()
Thanks, Jobob! Yep, that stretch into the headwind was indeed a whupfest.
I just realized that this was my first 100 mile ride since I rode the Primavera Century with my brother back in 1994.![]()
I'll get back on the bike soon, I promise!
Woo-hoo! Pass the fig newtons! (or was it oreos?)
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2009 Lynskey R230 Houseblend - Brooks Team Pro
2007 Rivendell Bleriot - Rivet Pearl
Fig newtons and LemonDrops all around....eww. Maybe just the 'newtons tonight.
Yay Mel!
Hey Snap,
I was wondering if you were working the Tierra Bella. I kept my eye out for you, but obviously didn't see you.
Your club did a fantastic job on the event!
-- Mel
I'll get back on the bike soon, I promise!
Thanks Melissm for the report. I too felt sorry for any cyclist out today in these nasty winds, which are, BTW still blowing strong up my way.
Congrats to you on a well done ride! If you can get through that ride, the ALC ride will seem like lemon drops!![]()
Nancy
Nope! I ate at the Hot Springs rest stop, but not while on the bike before Uvas. And, after approximately eleventy-billion times of doing this exact same thing, do you think I'd learn my lesson about not eating = bonking?? AND, I even took a baggie of trailmix with me from the rest stop, OPENED it, and put it in my Bento right in front of me so that I could dip into it while riding. But did I?
I guess I was just really concentrating, trying to deal with the wind and catch up to the rest of my group. I dunno. If you all have any hints as to how I can remind myself to eat, other than a complete brain transplant, I'm all ears.
Thanks for the kind words about all my blathering.![]()
(Another) Sarah
Be the person your dog thinks you are.