We took off for Excelsior. That first 15 miles was pretty tough for me. I finally started feeling some strength in my legs and enjoyed the road from Excelsior to just north of Wayzata. We stopped briefly in Wayzata, and when we started up again it took about 10 minutes of riding to shake off the chill. Then at about 10 miles from home, I told Amy I was starting to bonk. I got the legs shakes. Pulled into my home, and everything looked edible; chairs, leather bound books, silk flowers, pencils...fortunately I entered the kitchen first...helmet was still on and I was eating. A sigh of relief was heard from all my chattel.
Obviously, it was a tough ride for me today, but it was great to be out. 48/15.0
Sun In The Trees At Harriet
3 comments:
Neat pictures. Winter riding seems to always end with me eating like a ravenous dog. :-)
pfft. the only reason you got tired was that you didn't have any food and your water was frozen the whole time. I had several lunches and a nap when I got home.
Glad you made it to the kitchen, not many carbs in Furniture. Chasing the young, will keep you young.
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