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HIS week is unusually hot for this season, probably breaking new records with about 26 degrees near October. So we all took advantage of the weather and spent more time outdoors. Here are some photos from today (I am still reasonably pale).
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October 8th, 2011 at 4:44 am
How nice it must be to have a place like that close by especially if you can ride to it. I live in Alabama now, which is rated as one of the least bike friendly places in the country.
I’m a little worried about the way your helmet sits on your head. I think it is supposed to be more forward to protect your frontal sinuses and face.