Today was a very relaxed day. Slept in and then sat around drinimg coffee
most of the morning. Jos figured out the
finances for the trip and then we settled up.
After filling ourselves with coffee we got busy and washed and cleaned
bikes. I took my bike apart and packed
it back into its travel case. Hopefully
the baggage handler gods will be good to Surly.
Surly was pretty happy to have such a big adventure after
hanging for the last few years in the garage.
Surly is looking forward to the next big adventure. He has been listening to the talk about where
we are off to next and he is hoping to go to France in 2018 for the War
Memorials tour. This would be a good
trip for Surly and I would love to have him along. The Long Haul Trucker is so comfortable to
ride and is a great climber. Surly isn’t
too fast on the flats or downhill but then neither am I. The steel frame and center pull brakes are
kind of old school but they are absolutely bullet proof.
For supper we headed downtown and found a restaurant on the
central canal. It was great sitting outside
as the weather was so nice. Having a canal side table we were able to
watch all the punts being polled up and down.
It was easy to spot the professionals who give tours and the amateurs
out showing off in front of girlfriends. The amateurs ram into each other and
almost tip over and go for a swim.
After supper we walked through the downtown area and had an
ice cream. The sun was cutting down low
and reflecting off the buildings giving get lighting for photos. It was really pretty.
Tomorrow Agnes and I plan on hitting some of the dozen or
more downtown museums and seeing more of Cambridge. It is a very pretty city with a lot of
wonderful cathedrals right downtown.
Terry
Woohoo done at last! Sandra here. Your blog has been painful for me to read at times. I would have chucked it long ago, got in the van, said adios to the trails, hit the cities, and enjoyed relaxing in the evenings at comfortable motels/ B and B's. Just saying.,.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo done at last! Sandra here. Your blog has been painful for me to read at times. I would have chucked it long ago, got in the van, said adios to the trails, hit the cities, and enjoyed relaxing in the evenings at comfortable motels/ B and B's. Just saying.,.
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