Rain in the forecast might yet reawaken some green in those golden hills.
I mapped out another modest ride to share with my chief biking buddy, with some bonus miles for me.
Some of my coworkers have set up a challenge, which I hear is making the rounds: a bingo game to get us outside and (in our case) onto our bikes. Easy-peasy: last week I filled one row (bingo!) with less than five miles of riding. [Which, you know, is not much for me.]
They've set up six bingo cards, so ... why not tackle all of them? [Overachiever ...]
If nothing else, I guess I'll get better at taking selfies (which, is really not my thing). Here's one square: a lake (Calero).
I'd strategized which photos I'd need to “win” a line on each remaining card. But then, when we met to start today's ride, I realized I was looking at five squares, right there! Why not go for all (34) of them? [Overachiever, x2]
To make it more challenging, I won't re-use any photos to fill a row: That is, I will use a unique photo if I pick a row on a card that repeats an image I've already used (e.g., two different churches, gas stations, crosswalk signs).
Fire truck and helicopter are not part of the game. (It was a training exercise, there was no actual emergency in progress.)
I could contribute a more challenging card, but it wouldn't be fair for me to play it. Coffee shop. Historic marker. Little Library. Museum. Town limit sign. Windmill. (An Aermotor, of course.) Hmm ...
Another personal best on a hill this week (1,520 feet of climbing overall). I hadn't planned to ride quite so far (48 miles), or be out for quite so long. I had plenty of water this week, but I was hungry. Very hungry. So hungry that I thought I had captured all of the shots I'd planned for today before heading home, but rode past three of them.
Must. Ride. Again.
May 16, 2020
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