This weekend starts the traditional cycling season kick-off with the Chilly Hilly on Sunday.
http://www.cascade.org/node/6760
Then next Thursday is WOW, Women On Wheels sponsored by and at Gregg's Green Lake.
http://www.greggscycles.com/page.cfm?pageid=189
Followed next weekend by the Bike Expo on March 1 and 2. And guess what, yours truly will be talking about the world record Estelle and I set 30 years ago this summer. Read all about it in Outdoors NW Magazine.
http://outdoorsnw.com/2014/3000-miles-30-years-later/?utm_source=E-Newsletter+Vol.8+Issue+2b+February+20%2C+2014&utm_campaign=Feb.+20+enews&utm_medium=email
Happy reading and riding, see you all on the road. Cheryl
Friday, February 21, 2014
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Cougar Mtn Hike
Great day for a hike, nice and "warm" with just a little rain in the last half hour.
In addition to some great views and animal tracks, the forest was full of fern and moss. It was green, green, green out there.
In addition to some great views and animal tracks, the forest was full of fern and moss. It was green, green, green out there.
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Good Weather
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Keep on Moving
This winter has been relatively dry and not too cold, except for this short spell now, but pretty much perfect weather to be outside. Of course, with the correct clothing and accessories! That is one thing we all know about, how to dress for northwest weather.
Not that we lack motivation, but the local wildlife and landscapes get us out there. Check out the bald eagle picture from Magnuson Park, the "frozen" pond at the Arboretum and the fog on Lake Washington Blvd. Oh and how could I forget the runners visiting the Hobbit House on the Burke Gilman Trail.
The Sunday full and 1/2 marathoners, as well as the 10km folks are all glad to be out there and back at it again. The weather has also been optimal for some early season bike rides gearing up for STP and other fun rides. Whatever you like to do, keep on moving.
Not that we lack motivation, but the local wildlife and landscapes get us out there. Check out the bald eagle picture from Magnuson Park, the "frozen" pond at the Arboretum and the fog on Lake Washington Blvd. Oh and how could I forget the runners visiting the Hobbit House on the Burke Gilman Trail.
The Sunday full and 1/2 marathoners, as well as the 10km folks are all glad to be out there and back at it again. The weather has also been optimal for some early season bike rides gearing up for STP and other fun rides. Whatever you like to do, keep on moving.
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