Besides the Rock Harbor ride, I did a few other rides on the Cape and at home:
A short ride to Chatham Light to see the ocean at 6AM:
I rode 24 miles with Matt, my young cousin (by marriage) and his dad, Uncle Paul.
And a 22 mile ride with my wife and the boys. We passed the bike path rotary:
Stopped at the airport to check out the planes and their unusual weather forecaster:
And checked out this old canvas fish spotter plane, now in use as a shark spotter by Cape Cod Shark Hunters:
We also stopped at the new-ish Chatham playground, adjacent to the Anglers' field.
At home, on Sunday, I rode out towards Concord, turning around 9 miles into the ride when it started to rain. I started the ride at 5:30 and while the sun had officially risen, it was still pretty dark out. I now have a rechargeable Night Rider light so I will feel better about these early morning rides. Not sure if it will go on my IF or my Surly.
All of these rides were on my Surly.
A short ride to Chatham Light to see the ocean at 6AM:
I rode 24 miles with Matt, my young cousin (by marriage) and his dad, Uncle Paul.
And a 22 mile ride with my wife and the boys. We passed the bike path rotary:
Stopped at the airport to check out the planes and their unusual weather forecaster:
And checked out this old canvas fish spotter plane, now in use as a shark spotter by Cape Cod Shark Hunters:
We also stopped at the new-ish Chatham playground, adjacent to the Anglers' field.
At home, on Sunday, I rode out towards Concord, turning around 9 miles into the ride when it started to rain. I started the ride at 5:30 and while the sun had officially risen, it was still pretty dark out. I now have a rechargeable Night Rider light so I will feel better about these early morning rides. Not sure if it will go on my IF or my Surly.
All of these rides were on my Surly.
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