I did much better today. 2 miles on gravel and 3 on regular roads. Stopped off to get my Allegra-D at the store and headed home. You get quite the workout on gravel roads..LOL.

I am glad I didn't go down the road that has train tracks. Something just said turn right and go get your meds. 30 seconds later, I heard the train coming across the road which would have been about the time I would have gone over them or would have had to try to stop to avoid the gates going down. The tracks are about halfway down the hill making stopping hard. Glad I listened. Train tracks aren't great on your tires anyway. It was just a faster way to get to the main road back into town.

I took the long way to the pharmacy which includes several hard hills but worth the effort. Hills are getting easier though.

I've just learned to listen to the "gut" feelings as they are usually right.