On the whole, it was fun. I'd never been before, so riding on the highway was a new and cool experience. Seeing 30,000 people with bicycles is also a very cool experience. I suppose I didn't actually get to see all 30,000 on bicycles at one tonight, but I did see a lot. The funny thing about that is that it's not really Utopian. It was like Disney World meets a traffic jam on the BQE. Well, I suppose it makes perfect sense that's it's like a traffic jam on the BQE, because it was actually on the BQE where the biggest traffic jam was. The Disney World part is because there was a lot of people standing in line wearing funny clothes waiting to ride something. I think I over-explained that simile sufficiently.
Here's the BQE with no traffic jam and lots of people on it:
Here's the high point of Staten Island, Danny Blaine's Food and Spirits:
The food had to be retrieved from a deli across the street, but the beer was awesome and the bartender even gave me a free one.
In an effort to add content to the compendium of bridge pictures, here are two bridges from a ride I took at Case Mountain on Friday:
While riding over the Verazano Narrows Bridge, a guy in front of me fell, and I believe that he broke his collarbone. I hope that he's ok, it looked terrible.
Also, despite facilitating all the complex logistical details concerning Marisa riding with us, in the end, she didn't come.
Oh yeah, and I looked like either crap or a dork:
Also, despite facilitating all the complex logistical details concerning Marisa riding with us, in the end, she didn't come.
Oh yeah, and I looked like either crap or a dork:
mas burros!
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mas burros!