Sunday's ride

Claire Petersky said:

Just a couple of notes from our ride on Sunday, out to Duvall and
Carnation-ish, and then back.

I did not see you mention of the rain squalls Sunday afternoon, so I
assume you were done before the clouds let go in the afternoon. I on
the other hand was 15 miles from home when someone turned on the
firehose. I was 30 or so miles south of you, and I believe the weather
was coming from the south.

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a. The last time I did this loop on the tandem was with my then 12 year old
daughter. It is much easier to do with my husband. We didn't stop once
coming up Union Hill road, and I must have stopped at least three times with
Rose.

I love the feeling of conquering a climb, knowing that it had conquered
me previously.

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b. the Subway isn't there anymore. I don't eat often at Subway, but the one
in Duvall was Tradition. There's now an Egyptian deli. It's more money than
Subway, but its food is tastier.

And here, I thought that every old deli and 7-11 in Western Washington
now served teriyaki. Variety is the spice of life!

--
John Calnan
http://www.calnan-web.com/weblog

Claire Petersky said:

Just a couple of notes from our ride on Sunday, out to Duvall and
Carnation-ish, and then back.

I did not see you mention of the rain squalls Sunday afternoon, so I
assume you were done before the clouds let go in the afternoon. I on
the other hand was 15 miles from home when someone turned on the
firehose. I was 30 or so miles south of you, and I believe the weather
was coming from the south.

Quoted message said:

a. The last time I did this loop on the tandem was with my then 12 year old
daughter. It is much easier to do with my husband. We didn't stop once
coming up Union Hill road, and I must have stopped at least three times with
Rose.

I love the feeling of conquering a climb, knowing that it had conquered
me previously.

Quoted message said:

b. the Subway isn't there anymore. I don't eat often at Subway, but the one
in Duvall was Tradition. There's now an Egyptian deli. It's more money than
Subway, but its food is tastier.

And here, I thought that every old deli and 7-11 in Western Washington
now served teriyaki. Variety is the spice of life!

--
John Calnan
http://www.calnan-web.com/weblog

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Claire Petersky said:

Just a couple of notes from our ride on Sunday, out to Duvall and
Carnation-ish, and then back.

I did not see you mention of the rain squalls Sunday afternoon, so I
assume you were done before the clouds let go in the afternoon. I on the
other hand was 15 miles from home when someone turned on the firehose. I
was 30 or so miles south of you, and I believe the weather was coming from
the south.

Ah. I noticed those squalls and pointed them out to my husband, noting that
the wind was coming up from the south. It started to sprinkle while we were
having lunch. I think it rained in earnest at the southern-most part of the
ride, but coming north on Union Hill, it started to clear, and didn't rain
the rest of the trip. Rain on a spring-time bike ride though doesn't seem
all that worthy of note.

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b. the Subway isn't there anymore. I don't eat often at Subway, but the
one in Duvall was Tradition. There's now an Egyptian deli. It's more
money than Subway, but its food is tastier.

And here, I thought that every old deli and 7-11 in Western Washington now
served teriyaki. Variety is the spice of life!

Since the teriyaki place is two doors down...do you think they could have
two teriyaki places in the same mini-mall?

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Warm Regards,

Claire Petersky
http://www.bicyclemeditations.org/
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