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Tricycle Rider said:Still raining here, very heavy wind gusts... since I refuse to ride in this I'll just have to clean my bikes' drivertrains and chains. Even on days off a girl's gotta keep busy somehow.
(Also have to check my car tire pressure, have a feeling I'm riding a bit low. My gas mileage has been ****e as of late, at any rate.)
Alpe d'Huez said:More snow, on top of snow, on top of snow. Close to 3 feet at this point, with more to come. I imagine the house may be buried by the time winter ends...in June.
I love it!Glenn_Wilson said:You should come up with a edit like the one I found on the interwebs from when I was living in SovietCanada!
krebs303 said:Tuesday
Abundant sunshine. High 74F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph
Those are a bit pricey, though, aren't they?Jspear said:This is when it's nice to have a indoor trainer....can still spin out the miles.
Tricycle Rider said:Those are a bit pricey, though, aren't they?
It was chillier than I thought it would be riding down by the river earlier today, but at least the wind gusts and rain (the latter I don't mind so much) are gone for now. I was pushing so hard on the pedals, man, I saw STARS! (My legs felt like lead afterward, but what the hay, it felt good at the time.)
krebs303 said:Thursday
Abundant sunshine. High 82F. Winds ENE at 15 to 25 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.
Jspear said:Krebs the weather where you live is just about perfect temperature wise. I'm almost jealous, but then I look at the wind speeds...seems to be a little to windy there most of the time. What body of water is that?
mewmewmew13 said:Krebbie you need to construct a tall tower for viewing and drinks on your property