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Marty Cormack

Day 82:

With intermittent showers in the morning I decided to take a series of short rides each time the rain let up, and ride all of my bikes for the occasion. I rode them all to the same spot on the Bear Creek Trail and photographed them all there. Hopefully the skies would clear later for a longer ride. The short rides involved my FatBoy (fat bike), Brompton (folding bike), Vado SL 4.0 (e-bike) and Diverge (gravel bike). 1/2

Black and silver Brompton C Line bicycle parked on the Bear Creek Trail with the wet asphalt trail on the left curving to the right, and the muddy water of Bear Creek on the right also curving to the right. This is in a wooded area along the creek.
Dark grey FatBoy bicycle parked on the Bear Creek Trail with the wet asphalt trail on the left curving to the right, and the muddy water of Bear Creek on the right also curving to the right. This is in a wooded area along the creek.
Sage green Vado SL 4.0 bicycle parked on the Bear Creek Trail with the wet asphalt trail on the left curving to the right, and the muddy water of Bear Creek on the right also curving to the right. This is in a wooded area along the creek.
Dark brown Diverge bicycle parked on the Bear Creek Trail with the wet asphalt trail on the left curving to the right, and the muddy water of Bear Creek on the right also curving to the right. This is in a wooded area along the creek.
Marty Cormack

And the skies did clear, the wind let up, but it got a bit warm and muggy, but pleasant enough for a longer road ride with my Roubaix, where I rode the Eyota loop. 2/2



Bleu and black Roubaix bicycle parked on the Bear Creek Trail with the now dry asphalt trail on the left curving to the right, and the muddy water of Bear Creek on the right also curving to the right. This is in a wooded area along the creek.
A Common Snapping Turtle partially in the grass and part on the asphalt of the Bear Creek Trail. The turtle is facing left and is a dull olive green with large paws and longer tail and a bulging eye on its face.
Blue and black Roubaix bicycle parked on the old main street of "downtown" Eyota with the historic buildings with modern storefronts.
Jun 03, 2024, 09:14 PM·Public·Web
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