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  1. Over in rec.bicycles.rides I posted a trip report for my
    recent ride from Blue Diamond out to Red Rocks in the Las
    Vegas area.

    This morning, I rode to work in a light rain that turned to
    a heavy mist as I got closer to the Sound. You know, I love
    the Pacific Northwest.

    Warm Regards,

    Claire Petersky Home of the meditative cyclist:
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  2. Quoted message said:

    This morning, I rode to work in a light rain that turned
    to a heavy mist as I got closer to the Sound. You know, I
    love the Pacific Northwest.

    I rode up the Left Coast one summer, and spent five days in
    Washington in a near-continual downpour. One day I had to
    stop because it was raining so hard I couldn't see. By the
    time I reached Port Angeles, my chain was rusted.

    Yes, the Pacific Northwest is a lovely place, but sometimes
    it can be a bit too wet for my liking.

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  3. "LioNiNoiL_a t_N e t s c a p E_D 0 T_N e T" <[email hidden]>
    wrote in message news:F5PHc.63849$rh.14471@okepread02...

    Quoted message said:

    Yes, the Pacific Northwest is a lovely place, but
    sometimes it can be a bit too wet for my liking.

    On Friday, I was riding from work to a barbecue/picnic, up
    at Golden Gardens State Park. It was 55 degrees and lightly
    raining. I bought a 7 pound salmon at the Pike Place Market,
    and had strapped it on to my rack, along with the marinade,
    with a bungee cord. As I rode through Myrtle Edwards Park,
    right along the waterfront, I felt very Northwest-y: rain,
    cool day in mid-July, water lapping against the shore, ships
    are moving in and out of the harbor, big salmon strapped on
    the back of the bike, headed for a picnic that no one would
    think of canceling just because of a little precipitation.

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    Warm Regards,

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  4. Claire Petersky said:

    I felt very Northwest-y: rain, cool day in mid-July, water
    lapping against the shore, ships are moving in and out of
    the harbor, big salmon strapped on the back of the bike

    You have a way with words, Claire! ;-D

    -B I love it. Posting from base camp #2 - Va Bch

  5. In article <eGcIc.68943$XM6.63022@attbi_s53>,
    "Claire Petersky" <[email hidden]> writes in part:

    Quoted message said:

    I felt very Northwest-y:

    The blackberries are already starting to ripen.

    I'm not usually much of a dessert person, but warm
    blackberry compote poured over a big, fluffy dumpling and
    topped with a scoop of ice cream can be a toothsome delight.
    Heck, it can almost be a main course.

    cheers, Tom

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  6. Quoted message said:

    On Friday, I was riding from work to a barbecue/picnic, up
    at Golden Gardens State Park. It was 55 degrees and
    lightly raining.

    Lucky you: here in Las Vegas on Friday it was 103F, and you
    can believe me when I say my ride home from work was no
    picnic, although it was somewhat like a barbecue.

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