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Can there really be too much sunshine, we are back below freezing for another week and right now "down under" sounds like paradise

and I thought the "DiggyGuns" had great picnics!

Stefan - I suspect you are referring to the John Deere company which has stood the test of time founded in the mid nineteenth century - interestingly a bicycle boom hit the United States at the end of the nineteenth century and beginning of the 20th and John Deere captialized on that as well...

what? no picnic lunch, I mentioned to my better half (not for the first time) the nice lunches Mrs. DiggyGun prepares but was told I hope he appreciates them, tomorrow we are planning her first ride of the season so maybe something good in her pack - not sure if she's sharing

I always associate your ride reports with great picnics - probably because I'm lucky if I remember water and an energy bar for mine!

ah should have watched the video first, the links courses of Britain are so different than the "manicured" courses on this side

right "through" royal birkdale - are you sure the path was for golf carts and bike riders, hmm, can't stop chuckling imagining you riding through the surprised but traditional players out there

not a Danny (or Chargeride for that matter) and a fraction of David's km but a significant one nonetheless - after our turn at covid for the past week so relieved to get back out and hear the gentle whirr of the e-bike motor ready to take up the slack of a still shaky constitution - the better...

yikes, I see in the news tonight a major grass fire on Nose Hill - seems way to early for fire season to be starting - nice looking bike!!!

phew, we "crested" all those summits with me leaning to the right to try and get you over, if I ever get a chance to visit "downunder" I had best not be the rental car driver, and you arrive home in a paradise setting!!!

even though a bit chilly I love seeing the green grass in your photos and your "picnics" in various churchyards seem so relaxing!

be careful, Stefan does not feel well today, I think it was the two desserts for lunch!

hey Randall, thanks for thinking about me I definitely would like to ride your trails out on the Nose Hill area and with a brother who lives in Ranchlands I can combine two visits on the trip - no studs on tires for me as I ride mostly gravel roads by my house this time of year and climb west...

Finally I got out for my first outside ride of the year on a beautiful 7 degree C day with just a breeze after yesterday's 100 km hour flip over the transports blast. Seemed so quiet with what I thought was a pretty mundane ride and while stopped for a sip of water I glanced up and saw "company"...

I prefer to think that fork is levitating magically, not that the pasta is frozen in position with the fork frozen inside, yes any kind of bike ride outside has to beat the old stationary bike in our exercise room with the goldie oldies cranked up scaring the dog, still waiting to get out for...

I needed to take a second and third look at every one of those readouts - impressive, what will you do for an encore!!!

and (- 40 degrees F - 32) x 5/9 = - 40 degrees C which is the temperature the two scales are the same and where we are getting close too with the wind chill and I'm getting tired of watching football and and envious of those who can go for a Christmas ride even David who is looking for shade...

Randall - going to follow your adventures on the Intrigue as a family member was going to purchase one but by the time a decision was made our LBS was sold out of them . . . today's ride could be called "Fire in the Hole" or what the heck . . . about a mile north of our house is a series of...

I guess I should take a turn at posting something, I enjoy following everybody else's adventures which seem so much more interesting than my local rides - actually after finally getting out on the bike after a two month flare up with my wonky back laid me low I have a much better appreciation of...

Snow and ebikes equals fun; ice and ebikes not so much