Fall Foliage and the Cyclist

Nicole and Ana on the Chipman Trail
I was fairly certain the cycling season would come to an end in September. After all, we’d had a fairly abysmal summer riding season that was punctuated with scorching hot temps and wintry cool. Neither of which enticed me to hop on the bike. But then a funny thing happened – fall was beautiful. I mean really beautiful. And for some reason, I am willing to ride in tights, jackets and hats in the months that end with an –er. I know I could have done this in the summer, but there is something so depressing about bundling up to go for a ride in June.

My (cycling) ladies!
about to enjoy the Palouse
The last ride, which was sadly over a week ago now, was like a gift. A beautiful, sunny, mid-week ride from Maple Leaf to Mercer Island, around the island and back again. I am hopeful that I will be able to sneak in a couple more rides before it becomes too frigid out there to enjoy it.
fall foliage and the cyclist
Craig, Wendell, Kirsten on the Centennial Trail
Craig and Kirsten on the Latah Trail

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