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Addiction LXXVIII

Old 07-20-20, 04:12 AM
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Originally Posted by gnome
I did absolutely no riding during the weekend. I did walk about 33km over the weekend. With an overnight pack on.
This was the sunrise at our campsite though.


We may have also crossed some lovely semi frozen streams.
Meanwhile, in Philadelphia the heat index is nearly 90 and it’s not even 6:15.
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Old 07-20-20, 04:13 AM
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Originally Posted by rjones28
You need more kit.

#prolly
That's why I got more...
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Forecast is looking rainy most of the week; if it holds and falls in the morning, no podium for me.
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Going to be a low mileage week for me, looks like rain all day Wednesday and Thursday and We have the girls this weekend.

Took today off for some reason, wish I hadn’t.
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gnome I had no idea that you had that type of landscape available to you. Beautiful!
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Just looked at my weather app, and in Phoenix at 4:30 in the morning it’s 91 degrees. OUCH!
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Old 07-20-20, 05:32 AM
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Probably not a hint of sun to be found.
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This mornings heat was sickening. On my ride I found my daughter one of those classic red cars she can be pushed in. It’s in perfect condition, also found her a mini trampoline.
Oh and I completed my goal of 500 miles for the month. Over all success. Now back to work.
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Im gunna place this here.
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Old 07-20-20, 05:58 AM
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I await the decision as to whether we are orange or red. I can ride in orange; not so in red. My guess is the outlying areas where I ride will be more conservative. Vamos a ver
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Bizarre?
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Bizarre?

daily mail doesn’t believe in spell check or checking their sources. They are very consistent in that regard.
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
That's why I got more...
Also, I'm in charge of laundry. So, if I run out it's my own fault.
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Old 07-20-20, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
This mornings heat was sickening. On my ride I found my daughter one of those classic red cars she can be pushed in. It’s in perfect condition, also found her a mini trampoline.
Oh and I completed my goal of 500 miles for the month. Over all success. Now back to work.
Kudos
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Old 07-20-20, 06:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
So does kJ though, yes?
Yes.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Looks like I'm taking a rest day tomorrow - the wife just threw a load of towels in to the wash and I'm out of kits to wear tomorrow. Unless I wait up for another hour and a half...
Wear cargo shorts and tighty-whiteys like the rest of us.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
Wear cargo shorts and tighty-whiteys like the rest of us.
I thought that was only me, out of this group.
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize
I thought that was only me, out of this group.
Yer a haaard man, ye are, Mr. Belize.
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Old 07-20-20, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by bampilot06



Im gunna place this here.
Back in the 80s there was a guy who used to ride a popular route around the river with a cockatoo on his shoulder. A big one.
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There’s a pro, can’t remember who, has posted several pics riding with a parrot on his shoulder.

edit: googled it and it was Michele Scarponi.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Hand wash in the sink, hang to dry in front of the fan. Good to go.
Like some kind of Johnny Lunchpail?

Originally Posted by rjones28
You need more kit.

#prolly
I do. I really only have 2 sets that I like to wear and an additional two that I'll willingly wear. Then a couple "break in case of emergency" that are better suited to the trainer.

Originally Posted by MoAlpha
Wear cargo shorts and tighty-whiteys like the rest of us.
My taint chafed just reading that.


A light spin might have helped this morning, but I'm good with having taken the day off, too. The legs are more sore than I thought they'd be - riding solo the vast majority of the year, I've been targeting threshold, but yesterday involved some good ol' town sign sprints, a couple of them a little longer than ideal. I did set a new peak output mark for the year, though.
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Originally Posted by gnome
I did absolutely no riding during the weekend. I did walk about 33km over the weekend. With an overnight pack on.
This was the sunrise at our campsite though.


We may have also crossed some lovely semi frozen streams.
Aaaah refreshingly cool images for us northern hemisphere folks just when we need it most. Kudos.
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Today’s ride was 1594kJ. Should be able to top 6MJ before the weekend. Of course, I have no context for what that means.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Like some kind of Johnny Lunchpail?
HH appreciates your homage.

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I did set a new peak output mark for the year, though.
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