Bike ride planned for tomorrow!

Woohoo!!

Long bike ride on the canal trail (about ten miles), into a historic park, where we will lock up the bikes and walk around. Then rest, ride back, slowly and majestically, by the river. Once we arrive, it's his job to get the lunch together.

It's a tradeoff for both of us. He wants to bike, and I want to do some history.

Woohoo times two!

Post Edited (Myself 09) : 6/22/2013 8:16:39 AM (GMT-6)

Sounds great! :) I'd love to do something like that.

It ought not to be too much for me. I am pretty fit, for a fibromite. And I go oh so slow and steady, enough to make gentleman frustrated. But I enjoy it so much, looking around and seeing the scenery.

I am a little more concerned about the heat. In the middle nineties today. Luckily, the gentleman has a big hydration pack, and so it ought not to be bad.

-grins-

We ended up not biking, actually. He went out for an early morning training session that went on for too long. By the time he got back and cleaned up, it was late, late, late. He and I nixed the biking part, which I was sad about. But we had a very interesting afternoon, indeed, and then went for the free concert in the park after. The hardest part of the durned day was finding food I could eat on SCD. I made a couple of goofs.

We will go back soon, and do the biking part. We just need to have a block of time to do it.

The best part of the day was climbing up to the high part of the old town, to a place where the joining of two rivers can be seen, over the spires of the old church, and the fists of mountain peaks against the sky. Gorgeous. The climb back down was treacherous, with steps being carved out of solid rock two centuries ago.