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Richard …I was able to resume riding after the late August surgery on my left quad.
A wonderful way to start the best decade of one's life. Welcome to our seventies.
… David
Richard …I was able to resume riding after the late August surgery on my left quad.
Doesn't look like SURF RESCUE will be gettin much action this day.First fun day in November …
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Suttons Beach, Redcliffe Peninsula
View from Moreton Bay Cycleway
What colours!First fun day in November …
Perfect weather for ducks and ebikes …
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Hamilton Reach, Brisbane RiverA pastel green catamaran? Brave choice, but I think it worked out well.
from Lores Bonney Riverwalk
Congrats on your comeback! You da man!November 1 Autumn Ride Along the Skagit River
On October 14, I was able to resume riding after the late August surgery on my left quad. That was sooner than I thought possible and most importantly there appears to be less muscle loss than anticipated. I am overwhelmed with gratitude to the doctors, and medical staff for their amazing care, and to the healing power of the universe in this uncertain time.
I have been able to ride almost every day since then, although there have been a few due to weather or pain that I have sat out. In the seventeen days of October I managed to ride 338 miles so the unavoidable conclusion is that I am back. I do have to work off the extra weight I put on being idled for six weeks but I am able to ride almost as strong as before and keep up with my roady friends on group rides just fine.
Yesterday, my friend Matt and I drove down to Skagit county and up highway 20 to Concrete WA. We continued on our bikes up 20 to Rockport and then up the Sauk River, crossing over and then down the south bank of the Skagit River. It was a perfect bluebird day with temperatures in the mid sixties, not a breath of wind, cloudless sky and crystal clear. I was riding my Trek Allant+9.9s while Matt was riding his Specialized Turbo Creo. 33 miles of gorgeous ride. Today looks almost as good. Tomorrow the rain starts for four days and then bitter cold is supposed to arrive. This may be the last warm and sunny day till spring. I plan to make the best of it (which of course means a bike ride).
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Alaskan, good to know you're back on the trail, though you youngsters do recover faster than we oldsters...Oh, I forgot to include the ride record for yesterdays wonderful ride.
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This is the sort of paddling I did in years past…David, I've never really taken to paddle boarding but your photo is giving me second thoughts!
This is the sort of paddling I did in years past…
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Margate Beach, Redcliffe PeninsulaNow yer talkin'
Quite a view she has there, no reason not to attend school! I think I might need to take up watersports myself, non stop rain for days...looking better after today though!This is the sort of paddling I did in years past…
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Margate Beach, Redcliffe PeninsulaHad I turned around 180º, the photo would have been of our granddaughter's classroom – yes, this is their view – at Humpybong State School which is the school that Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb attended when they started out as the Bee Gees.
I love that patch of road. I can't wait to ride my ebike on it! We love visiting Troutdale thanks for the picturesrode out to the sandy river and along the old Columbia river highway.
@Alaskan , You are lookin like your old ( younger ) self again. Time to change your avatar methinks.November 1 Autumn Ride Along the Skagit River
On October 14, I was able to resume riding after the late August surgery on my left quad. That was sooner than I thought possible and most importantly there appears to be less muscle loss than anticipated. I am overwhelmed with gratitude to the doctors, and medical staff for their amazing care, and to the healing power of the universe in this uncertain time.
I have been able to ride almost every day since then, although there have been a few due to weather or pain that I have sat out. In the seventeen days of October I managed to ride 338 miles so the unavoidable conclusion is that I am back. I do have to work off the extra weight I put on being idled for six weeks but I am able to ride almost as strong as before and keep up with my roady friends on group rides just fine.
Yesterday, my friend Matt and I drove down to Skagit county and up highway 20 to Concrete WA. We continued on our bikes up 20 to Rockport and then up the Sauk River, crossing over and then down the south bank of the Skagit River. It was a perfect bluebird day with temperatures in the mid sixties, not a breath of wind, cloudless sky and crystal clear. I was riding my Trek Allant+9.9s while Matt was riding his Specialized Turbo Creo. 33 miles of gorgeous ride. Today looks almost as good. Tomorrow the rain starts for four days and then bitter cold is supposed to arrive. This may be the last warm and sunny day till spring. I plan to make the best of it (which of course means a bike ride).
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