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Sunday
May222011

Two-Wheeled Excitement

DateSunday, May 22, 2011 at 10:14PM

Today was a good day to be a cyclist.

This morning Gwen and I went for a nice bike ride. It wasn’t too easy, and it wasn’t too hard. It was, as it were, a Goldilocks ride. Afterward we headed down to Thousand Oaks, where we caught the final stage of the Tour of California. We ended up standing in the middle of the figure-eight shaped closing circuit, with a clear view of the finish. Because of the shape of the course, the riders passed us ten times. After the race was over, a number of them stopped right in front of where we were to congratulate each other. We really couldn’t have asked for a better spot to watch it from.




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Fitness: Biked 10 miles
Writing: 429 words, 274 average
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