Four randos (Dean, Jayjay, Phil, and Andy) rode the [RUSA Tar Heel 200K] in eastern North Carolina today. The weather was grey and threatening all day, but I only felt about 10 raindrops right after the start. The wind pushed us along on the outbound trip, but took revenge on the return trip. I don't remember one dog chasing us out on the street; I can't imagine why. Traffic was cordial, and I don't remember even one buzz.Perhaps the highlight of the ride was meeting randos Mike O and Fearless Leader Alan at the afternoon checkpoint in Stedman. They were riding a [different RUSA permanent] today, and timed their ride hoping to meet us. How very nice.
North Carolina is having a primary election in early May. Political signs were everywhere, advertising candidates for a wide variety of positions. This 200K passes through many counties, and they all had their own set of candidates. In Tar Heel, Phil noticed this one sign prohibiting other signs without permission (click to enlarge). Ha.
Click [here] for a few more photos.
A great day on the bikes.
1 comment:
Info Control answer phone gone ... not good.
Penultimate control store closed, and no stores for another 30 miles ... more not good.
To what do I refer? Answer will likely appear in a couple days on my blog.
Congrats on R-37 !!
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