But I layered up and headed out. Here is a look at Roseville from my driveway.

Lake Vadnais is in Vadnais Heights and it was pretty out there today as well.
Nice day, nice ride.
Today's milestone is 1,000 miles this bicycle, this year. It isn't a good year so far. I am facing the very real possibility of not reaching my mileage goal this year. As of today I have ridden about one-third of the mileage I want (33.1 percent to be precise). About one-third of the seven month bicycling season has elapsed so one-third of the mileage would put me pretty close to on schedule if I was going to ride the full season.
Here's an announcement: I am going to miss a couple of weeks of bicycling this summer. The miles not ridden during those two weeks may be the difference between making and not making my mileage goal. To make the goal I am going to need better weather than we have had the last couple of years in September and October and I am going to need winter to not arrive on November 1. We shall see.
Why am I missing two weeks of bicycling? On July 23 I will be in Paris for the final stage of this year's Tour de France. I will complete a personal double of two of the biggest sporting events in France, last year the French Open, this year la Grande Boucle, le Tour de France. My brother and I will be witnessing the conclusion of the final stage on les Avenue des Champs-Élysées.
Glenn offers internet access in his apartment rentals, therefore, as was the case for last year's sojourn, updates will be provided daily.
1 comment:
It's quite pretty in your neck of the woods this time of year.
Have fun in Paris!
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