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What I Learned This Trip
As I biked toward Bob,
Completing last few feet of this journey, Bob said,
“Congratulations on 500 ‘unusually-collected’ miles!”
Creative Solution
Seventy miles!
Last time I rode 70 miles in one day,
I was much younger.
Here’s how it came to be…
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Report from Winner, SD
Within half mile, Realized what had seemed Too difficult, was manageable. Sometimes being in midst of situation, Lets one know what it is really like. Different than viewed from the window.
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Never Too Late to Learn
We said “yes” to a fun adventure:
Shakespeare and a bike trail.
Unusual combination—
Never Too Late to Learn!
Shifting Gears
Engaging in my life Is my day-to-day gain. Are there adjustments you can make To engage more fully in yours?
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Waiting For Perfect Day Doesn’t Pay
Lesson learned when lived in Juneau, Alaska, Where Rain and Drizzle so frequent, City declared a clear day as “Sun Day” like a “Snow Day” In different eco-zone.
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Spending My Time Biking
Riding is my focus these days.
Soaking up riding in this weather season, In this life season.
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Spring has sprung
Suddenly, (it seems sudden,)
Spring has “sprung.”
Speaking gig and bike rides…
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Gitchi-Gami State Trail
Today Bob and I rode twenty miles on the Gitchi-Gami State Trail.
Paved and off road, Views of Lake Superior, through forest, It is wonderful.
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Back Biking Outdoors
Blooming flowers, tiny green leaves, little goslings.
Spring is here!
That means biking outside,
Wonderful.
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Sequim Adventures
Rode bike 15 miles Tuesday, 20 todayWednesday, April 17, 2019Hello My Friends,Now I’m in Sequim,Midst positive swirl of Biking, speaking, and family.Lindy and Ty live in this lovely spot,With mountains on one side andSalt water several miles to other side.Sort of down middle is “Olympic Discovery Bike Trail”,Wonderful resource for moving through country on bicycle.Riding […]
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Yes, You Can!
Sanibel Island— Day 5Monday, March 11, 2019Hello My Friends,Today’s ride had two destinations:”Peel and Eat Shrimp” restaurant, and Grocery store.That put us in center of most stores, lots of people, Tons of bike traffic.Bike trail was crowded with all sorts of riders,Spanning all ages and all levels of experience.On section where path was Too narrow, […]
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