The weather here has been amazingly warm the past few days. I have taken that opportunity to ride almost 100 miles (which I will complete today) in the last few days. Yesterday I took a ride down by Barnett's Bridge at Lake Jackson. It was beautiful, and I thought I might share a pic my son took on the bridge.
Get out there and ride, no matter what your "disability" may be.
One Foot Less
2011 Felt F5
Glad to see the photo, and read the report. Thanks for sharing!
Follow my recovery from bilateral knee replacement: http://bonesmart.org/public_forum/hi...ry-t14859.html
I would love to have some weather like that. Can you send some to DC....lolOriginally Posted by punkncat
The weather here has been amazingly warm the past few days. I have taken that opportunity to ride almost 100 miles (which I will complete today) in the last few days. Yesterday I took a ride down by Barnett's Bridge at Lake Jackson. It was beautiful, and I thought I might share a pic my son took on the bridge.
Get out there and ride, no matter what your "disability" may be.
It has been cold and windy here.
I have some friends that live up in Westbridge and they keep me pretty well posted on the poor weather y'all are getting. He rides a 'bent and a MTB and I hope to get up there sometime next spring or summer to enjoy a ride in the area there.
Thank you Neil. The "ride report" portion was posted in the C&A section and describes my failed attempt at catching an old guy we passed on the route.
One Foot Less
2011 Felt F5
I'm particularly pleased you posted the photo. I get lonely being the only one posting photos showing why I'm distinctive looking. You project so much confidence in the photo your artificial leg looks as natural as if God made it.
Follow my recovery from bilateral knee replacement: http://bonesmart.org/public_forum/hi...ry-t14859.html
Thanks Neil.
One Foot Less
2011 Felt F5
I used to just respect you, PunkNCat!
I now idolize you!....You're an amazing person!
I salute you!
Most Respectfully,
- SlmRider
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