I had to use my GPS to generate a route, as I had accidentally loaded the wrong one. It rained constantly for the latter half of this ride.
Yesterday: 131 miles in rain and the Snohomish County foothills. http://t.co/AnZlCEQawU
— 竹下憲二 (@takeshita_kenji) March 9, 2014
More after the break…
I took very different routes outbound and inbound on this ride.
Yesterday: 135 miles, with the latter half through a nasty storm. http://t.co/RkkdTlYF48 #cycling
— 竹下憲二 (@takeshita_kenji) February 16, 2014
More after the break…
I was hoping for a normal ride, but I instead got bicycle issues and snow.
Despite the snow cutting my ride off in Port Orchard, I still managed 107 miles. #cycling http://t.co/tJLpyTs4Tk
— 竹下憲二 (@takeshita_kenji) February 9, 2014
The last town before Mount Rainier.
The actual map for yesterday's 131-mile ride. http://t.co/vTfdW94D4y #cycling
— 竹下憲二 (@takeshita_kenji) January 26, 2014
Did you know that Eatonville is difficult to access?
Yesterday: 143 miles. http://t.co/GILXcJr8Oy #cycling
— 竹下憲二 (@takeshita_kenji) January 19, 2014
A ride during a wind advisory and an areal flood watch.
Yesterday: 124 miles through driving rain and gusting winds. http://t.co/7GutvD8H4z #cycling
— 竹下憲二 (@takeshita_kenji) January 12, 2014
Apparently wind advisory+areal flood watch makes for an interesting fourteen hour ride.
— 竹下憲二 (@takeshita_kenji) January 12, 2014
I've been in the area before, but I explored further this time.
Yesterday: 142 miles and a flat tire http://t.co/Kmi8L9MbvX #cycling
— 竹下憲二 (@takeshita_kenji) January 6, 2014
