A relatively short ride after a full morning of errands including a produce run for Community Meals. While I was in the check out line for some personal shopping, the woman ahead of me qualified for a free frozen turkey but had no use for it. Fale, the cashier, knew I picked up food for the church and asked if we could use it. "Why, yes!"
Speaking of cashiers: Last week when I went into Harp's, Angie was very upset. It turned out that her boxer, who is only 3 years old was in bad shape from cancer and it didn't seem as he would last the week. I saw her yesterday and he is doing better but, still, the long term prognosis is not good. He is the larger one.
A beautiful day, the kind one would wish for when planning a long outing; no wind to speak of, clear skies and reaching a high of 62. I parked on Habberton Rd, made my way to the trail head at the Botanical Garden, did a few miles on the trail and then headed back.
I find that the images of people from behind can be as fascinating and telling as a frontal shot.
Tomorrow is supposed to be another beautiful day but with food preparation on the agenda for Thanksgiving, I'm sure the ride and posting will be short and quick. A good Thanksgiving to all tomorrow, or, just a good Thursday, as the case may be.
Today's Ride: 2hrs 20mins. 27.04 miles. 56°-62° Sunny Miles YTD: 9,294.10
Number of miles per day needed to reach 10,000 miles by the end of the year: 18.58
Donations for Biking for Food, which support the Community Meals at St Paul’s Episcopal Church in Fayetteville, AR, can be sent to: Biking for Food, St Paul’s Episcopal Church, 224 N. East Ave., Fayetteville, AR 72701
Or, make a pledge per bike miles ridden at www.stpaulsfay.org/bikingforfood.html.
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