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I spent two hours chipping away the two-inch-thick solid ice on my driveway just on the chance I might want to get the bike out next weekend when temps get above freezing. On days like this, it's good to recall better times for riding. Fortunately, Accelerate online magazine recently published my little account of a ride down to Kentucky last summer.

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Story is here if you're interested.

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I spent two hours chipping away the two-inch-thick solid ice on my driveway just on the chance I might want to get the bike out next weekend when temps get above freezing. On days like this, it's good to recall better times for riding. Fortunately, Accelerate online magazine recently published my little account of a ride down to Kentucky last summer.

kentucky?max_width=250&max_height=1000&q=70

Story is here if you're interested.

If it's going to be above freezing, and our road and driveway aren't so bad, I COULD possibly make it out on the bike for a few miles!

I'll read the story when I get settled in a little while.

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I haven't read this article yet,but I enjoyed your book,especially your write up on 555.A very accurate take on what it's like to ride that road.

I'll be watching Rider for your article.Can you say what it's about?

Thanks DRC! That's the best compliment a non-fiction writer can get: that he got it down on paper just like it really is.

The Rider article that's coming up is about a fall camping tour of some of my favorite West Virginia roads (with a little bit of Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia tossed in). Still not sure which issue it's coming out.

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