



Well, here I am (December 8, 2010) sitting in Wilmington in weather more reminiscent of Fairbanks AK. I have not written on this blog in years, probably because I am just a little bit lazier than you. I am still cycling, although I have a new bike (well, it was new almost three years ago) and the green Bianchi is history. My Trek FX is a great all around ride, much nicer than the Bianchi actually because I can load it with a lot more stuff, so don't need to worry so much about the weather. It also accommodates wider tires so the ride is more comfortable. It is set up to ride anytime, any clothing, any weather, etc. Looking like Lance is not required.
I have given up the long, organized rides in favor of shorter, more spontaneous trips. For the last two years, my high school friend, Brent, and I have met at New River Trail State Park for a few days camping and riding. Then we head off to Brent's place in Kettering, OH and ride rail-trails there. This past fall (2010), we also rode the Nickel Plate Trail in north-central Indiana and around Lake Manitou. That was a great trip, but Brent's other commitments kept us from riding the Little Miami scenic trail, which is another favorite.
OK. This is all I have time for now. I will add more later, like in 2012. No one but me is reading this anyway, right?
I have given up the long, organized rides in favor of shorter, more spontaneous trips. For the last two years, my high school friend, Brent, and I have met at New River Trail State Park for a few days camping and riding. Then we head off to Brent's place in Kettering, OH and ride rail-trails there. This past fall (2010), we also rode the Nickel Plate Trail in north-central Indiana and around Lake Manitou. That was a great trip, but Brent's other commitments kept us from riding the Little Miami scenic trail, which is another favorite.
OK. This is all I have time for now. I will add more later, like in 2012. No one but me is reading this anyway, right?


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