Monthly Archives: June 2007

It’s been another good month, with a total of 335.5 miles. That compares to 102.7 last year, and 194.2 in 2005. Since I’m halfway through the year (as are most of you), I’d like to review my goals for the … Continue reading →

I spent the morning with my wife shopping at the Farmers’ Market in Lafayette and doing other errands. This was after an early morning dog walk in the downtown area. I Still Don’t Know What These Things Are CalledLuckily, I … Continue reading →

I got a late start for my morning ride, so I just rode north on 400W, east on US52, and south on Klondike and Sharon Chapel roads. Once again, my legs were not cooperating for some reason. I hope to … Continue reading →

On the River Road/Campus Route this morning, I took a moment to ride into Ross-Ade Stadium to look at the turf. Without the lines in place, it is a very different look. Miles Ridden: 10.0

As I was driving into work today, I passed a couple of bike commuters. I was more than a little envious of their opportunity to ride in on such a nice morning. I probably give more room to cyclists than … Continue reading →

I’ve been fighting rain for the last few days, and this morning I was finally able to get out. The neighbor and I followed the Granville Bridge Route with a little extra down 700W. It was quite humid and foggy. … Continue reading →

Not much of a cycling post; it’s been too wet to ride today. My sister is getting tickets for us to see Blues Traveler at the Lance Armstrong fundraiser concert in Cedar Falls during RAGBRAI. Now, I only know a … Continue reading →

Before the neighbor had to get to work, we took the Llama Route with an extra trip around Montmorenci. Miles Ridden: 14.4

This is my third day of vacation, but it is the first where I have truly been able to relax (day 1: root canal, day 2: at work most of the day). So, what do I do? I ride! I … Continue reading →

Once again, my sister invited her family and her husband’s family to a beach house in Dune Acres, IN. (See my reports from last time here and here.) We were in the same house. For my ride this morning, I … Continue reading →