I rode the RUSA Tar Heel 200 permanent today. It was chilly cold, but most of yesterday's snow was gone, and I saw almost no ice on the route. (There was plenty of ice on I-40 south of Raleigh while driving this morning, but that doesn't count.) Photos with details of the ride are posted below.
My original title for this post was going to be Bonk Early And Bonk Often. I decided against it, thinking no one would read it.
Meanwhile, I re-learned many lessons from Rando 101 throughout the day.
- Eat well and drink often, whenever you are not barfy.
Unfortunately, I can't remember the rest of the lessons. "Not Barfy" didn't happen often, and I think I was too bonked.
I do remember, however, searching for landmarks and checkpoints from other rides. Soon after the start, I wondered if I had I passed the
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Nice update! I hope you are right, Andy, that the shoulders portend something even greater---a complete resurfacing! We found one very short section that was completely resurfaced on Feb 20th. See here:
http://ncrandonneur.blogspot.com/2010/02/tar-heel-200-well-blue-devils-too.html
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