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Sunday May 13, 2018 #
12 PM
biking - dark blue bike 3:10:52 48.99 mi (3:54 / mi) +2535ft 3:43 / mi
ahr:134 max:158 weight:138.5lbs
Northfield, Warwick, Wendell loop. Low 60s, S 5-10, sunny. Good energy again, what's going on here? Not that I'm complaining... :-)
On the climb up to Warwick there were a couple of sections with some serious potholes. In one of those sections a car passed me and just as it went by I became aware of the fact that one of the hubcaps on the driver's side had gone rogue. The hubcap was moving nicely, angling a bit to the left, and very gradually slowing down as it had no propulsion of its own. It eventually came to rest in a bunch of smallish trees.
The car had pulled over a couple hundred yards farther along the road, and the guy had gotten out to take a quick look, then gotten back in. Just then I pulled up. I told him I'd seen where the hubcap stopped, if he wanted to go back and get it. Gave him good instructions, and then was on my way, still more of the hill to do.
A couple of minutes later the car came by and he gave a friendly wave.
Nice to be able to do a good deed, even if it was really insignificant.
On the climb up to Warwick there were a couple of sections with some serious potholes. In one of those sections a car passed me and just as it went by I became aware of the fact that one of the hubcaps on the driver's side had gone rogue. The hubcap was moving nicely, angling a bit to the left, and very gradually slowing down as it had no propulsion of its own. It eventually came to rest in a bunch of smallish trees.
The car had pulled over a couple hundred yards farther along the road, and the guy had gotten out to take a quick look, then gotten back in. Just then I pulled up. I told him I'd seen where the hubcap stopped, if he wanted to go back and get it. Gave him good instructions, and then was on my way, still more of the hill to do.
A couple of minutes later the car came by and he gave a friendly wave.
Nice to be able to do a good deed, even if it was really insignificant.