Have we had ENOUGH rain yet??

[DeniseGoldberg]

You Right Coast girls can go ahead and send some snow, but no rain. Okay?

OK - you can have our snow. Do you think sending it by overnight delivery will work?

I want dry roads!

--- Denise

[spazzdog]

Hey!


No SNOW!!!

Why do ya think I'm moving to the left coast....

Geez... can't a dog get 7-10 warm months anywhere???

[Trekhawk]

Hey!


No SNOW!!!

Why do ya think I'm moving to the left coast....

Geez... can't a dog get 7-10 warm months anywhere???

Isnt that Hawaii???
Just a short swim from California.

[Bike Goddess]

Hey Spazz- Don't you worry! No snow here and none planned soon. When was the last time we had snow in SF???????
If you want snow, we'll send you up to Tahoe or Yosemite. That's only a few hours away from the "sunny" Bay Area.

As far as rain is concerned we MIGHT have a few showers on Saturday but nothing like the last week. Sunday is supposed to be nice (it better be, that's one of my major ride days).

So there you have it!

Now as far as the North Coast is concerned....that's a different story as MS Watasabi will testify! It rains a LOT there. The redwoods love it. I think Eureka must get about 40+inches a year. The further up you go, the more it rains. Crescent City gets about 70 inches a year. BUT the summers are fabulous- cool and wonderful riding!

[BikeMomma]

If you want snow, we'll send you up to Tahoe or Yosemite. That's only a few hours away from the "sunny" Bay Area.

Hey Spazz....you can stop at my house for a pee break on the way to Yosemite! Just don't take all the Starbucks bottled Frap's out of the fridge, pleeze (leave me at least one).

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[slinkedog]

I've never seen a cheese sign with a bike on it before. Very interesting.

[Adventure Girl]

I've never seen a cheese sign with a bike on it before. Very interesting.

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