We were planning to ride up to Negro Hollow but my husband blasted his negativeness, "it's too muddy, you better not go up there"! Of course that would make it better. The trail is muddy even at the end of a drought summer. Last weekend after graduation, some Mifflinburg HS students tried to take their Jeep on the trail and got stuck in one of the water holes which cover the hood of the Jeep and flowed inside, so it must be really "muddy". Good experience for them. We'll wait a couple of weeks - SAVVY!
~~~~~savvy - the cognitive condition of someone who understands; "he has virtually no understanding of social cause and effect"~~~~
So we decided to ride our bikes up Cherry Run Rd, left on Old Mingle Rd,which is a climb up to the Primitive Campsites near Lick Hollow Rd, traveled down the great descent, my hands were really tired from gripping the brakes, to beautiful Fisherman's path and proceeded to the railroad grade at ended at the Weather Rock at Ingleby made by some Loco ? drunks, the Road is even called Weather Rock Dr. Of course, we had to reverse out ride to the car parked at Weikert Rd. Back home to plant some veggie plants, including brussel sprouts, from Brush Valley greenhouse.
2 comments:
Sure beans! As with most times, it is spur of the moment. It was third on the list for pick & choose for the day. I can't remember but do you have mtb tires for your bike or only the wheels for touring?
This weekened is too full for us to fit in a long ride venturing on the mtbs.
We have a company picnic at Knoebels Saturday & on Sunday Kelsi and I will be participating in the Rob Roy Epee Tournament at the Rennaissance Fair in Cornwall.
For sure, we will catch up with you for a ride. I sure hope you get another Veterinarian soon, so you can enjoy the beautiful summer out of the barns!
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