
There was a time, not so long ago when almost all of my ride time was like this-- fairly low intensity, wait for a warm day without much wind. This year has upped my intensity a bit, and that is great BUT--Today felt great! Friday's ride
Ok, I admit it, I am a little enthralled with all of the information that I can access from the Garmin 305 wrist GPS I usually have mounted on my handlebars. So I thought hmmmm-- I'll bet I can find the actual place and time where the dogs attached by looking at the data (I could). Then I thought hummm maybe I can get a better map maybe even a satelite photo of the location (I could). Maybe I have read too many spy novels in the past......

Hmmm - perhaps this information can be used with the local authorities?? Super Sleuthing KayakScott. Davey is none the worse for the wear so far. Gave him some ice packs - the knee is stiff but good. He was glad to be wearing the helmet. Great to get you on to some new roads and new riders. Thanks for joining in.
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Those relaxed recovery rides are still some of the best.
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