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Friday Oct 18, 2019 #
3 PM
biking - dark blue bike 1:39:57 [2] 24.71 mi (4:03 / mi) +1026ft 3:54 / mi
weight:135.5lbs
Started from up the road in Montague where we were picking up the weekly CSA collection of veggies from Red Fire Farm. Not for us but for Alex (and Ed). Managed to load up about five bags full. And then Gail drove home with the haul -- big deal, she's now driving again, yay! -- and I headed off on my bike for a little exercise.
Windy and cool, low 50s, overcast. Unlike my long ride on Tuesday, this time it seemed like I was into the wind more often than with it. Well, better now than then. Or maybe it is just that when the legs are tired, the mind figures you must be going into the wind.
But there was a highlight, a fine highlight -- another summit, this one would sure have appealed to Phil because you can drive right to it. Rocky Mountain, on the edge of Greenfield, the summit being just a high point on the ridge. But there is a good view and a proper tower and, of course, a good photo op. :-)
Windy and cool, low 50s, overcast. Unlike my long ride on Tuesday, this time it seemed like I was into the wind more often than with it. Well, better now than then. Or maybe it is just that when the legs are tired, the mind figures you must be going into the wind.
But there was a highlight, a fine highlight -- another summit, this one would sure have appealed to Phil because you can drive right to it. Rocky Mountain, on the edge of Greenfield, the summit being just a high point on the ridge. But there is a good view and a proper tower and, of course, a good photo op. :-)