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Ride day 12: to Glasgow and the end
Today’s ride was pretty straight forward. I rode the better part of the first WHW day in reverse. It was easier to walk! Must have said good morning 100 times to all the people just getting started on their walk. From there it was some suburban riding and then into Glasgow on great urban cycling…
Ride day 11: to Drymen
First, sorry about ccing everyone about yesterday’s post. I should have bcced. But I hadn’t had the requisite 12 oz of coffee yet so can’t really be held responsible. You’re all good people so I’m not too worried. Also. I hate it when a decent tool (Mailchimp, the email platform), gets bought out by a…
Ride day 10: to Strathyre
I don’t know exactly what technical riding means, but my intuition tells me this is near it. I know someone in Toronto, he may have sold me my cargo bike, who says his favorite kind of riding is technical climbing. I want to say (1) good on ya, bud, and (2) get yourself some help….
Ride day 9: to Rannoch
An example of not having fun is riding a bike for 97 km directly into a 20 to 40 kph wind. In the rain. Well, a strong mist. Gets you wet either way so no need to split hairs about it. In any case, fighting for every meter is hard work, and the harder you…
Ride day 8: to Aviemore
I just got off a FaceTime with Karen and she said some among you are having some difficulty understanding how I could be having fun. Let’s unpack that, shall we :)? There is a difference between fun and enjoyment. They are not equivalents. I am most certainly not always having fun on these trips. But…