I woke this morning to the news of flash floods and storms in the area and although it was sunny outside they were forecast for midday. I had washing that needed doing and my bike also needed a tune and clean up so after putting in an extra 20 miles that anticipated the previous day I took the day off.
It was spent doing all of the above and finishing off the pizza from last night, it was a good job I stayed in though because bang on cue the sky went black and the storms rolled in. Tomorrow I will be going either Daleville or Catawba.
Flash floods and storms were forecast for midday, and though the morning outside looked deceptively clear, I chose to believe the forecast over the sky. My laundry needed doing, Bullet needed a proper tune and clean after the extra twenty miles I’d piled onto the previous day chasing Lexington, so I called it — a zero day, the first of the trip.
I spent it exactly as planned: washing, wrenching, and working through the last of the pizza from the night before. Good thing, too — right on schedule the sky went black and the storms rolled in just as promised, and I watched them from indoors rather than from a saddle. Tomorrow I’d be deciding between Daleville and Catawba.
2 comments from 2010
Looking forward to tomorrows post!
Hey Rye, Have loved reading your last few posts, June sounded so lovely i wanted to give her a big hug myself! Its a shame you missed the other cyclists by a few days though i think its a blessing as you got to spend the time with June instead, a very rare and genuine person by the sounds of it. Her kindness and especially all the food she left reminded me of Grandma, she would be just like that! Take care enjoy your next ride....