Rode gravel path at camp. It has been a butterfly heavy summer!
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| Proof of butterfly heavy summer |
Went caving with ADV and was lucky the 50 pound rock that fell on me landed squarely on the helmet. "I can't believe you're not pissed," said the camper who inadvertently set the rock in motion. THAT'S why we wear helmets!
Met the family in Cincinnati for a Reds game and checked out a B bike in Covington to get me across the river. As it turns out these are brand new to the area and several people stopped me to ask the cost and how it works. Glad to be an ambassador for the bike share!
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| Jaime wanted to be in my first selfie. She is wearing my old Reds jersey and her new Reds hat. Smart kid! |
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| Surly shop in Covington was closed by the game's end. |
Rode gravel road throughout day. Skidded around a corner at the car bridge and Lindsey saw me "almost fall"... but I didn't.
Day 304
Zipped down gravel road for evening gathering. Had a headlamp on but it was still trying in the dark.
Day 305
Rode Bruce to deliver gear to HR. Nearly bit it traveling across a damp foot bridge.
The Boom Crew was in town and put on a great show. I opted out of lighting the fireworks this year as there was PLENTY of help. Instead I manned the music. Crosby's "Winter Wonderland" was a huge hit. Paul, Kelly, and Nik D stayed over. Good friends are worth losing sleep!
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