The last one for this round of Better on Bikes. And look at the excellent turnout. There were 4 from BoB1, 5 from BoB2, and 1 person who I hope takes BoB3 because she’s already come to two Office Hours.
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Dinner at Ade’s
We always have a fun visit when Ade’s cousin Marie from Nevada comes to town.
Hummingbird nest
I went to look at the bent-over tree in my narrow side yard, where I never go.
At shoulder height on a bent branch, a 2-inch diameter nest and two tiny birds.
Thais’ cell phone took the best picture.
Tour of W Sacramento
The people from Washington Commons Co-housing asked SABA if I could lead a group on a short bicycle tour. We visited two community gardens, discovered grocery stores, pharmacies, the library, found the W Sacramento Community Center and W Sacramento Recreation Center, and rode the paved section of the Clarksburg Branch Trail.
Washington Commons hasn’t actually broken ground yet, so people came from many distant locations – Cloverdale, Walnut Creek, Oakland, Modesto, New Hampshire (!) – to learn more about the community they will eventually live in.
Cheryl and Barbara from Arlete’s BIG came along and served as sweeps. A very big group but all went well.
Coffee with Jibe
Cheryl, Kathy, and I rode Jackrabbit Trail and on the way back, we stopped at Bella Bru.
Mellissa and Michelle from Jibe hosted a coffee for everyone who has taken Better on Bikes.
Ridin’ in Rancho 3
St Patrick’s Day
And Thursday @ Merrilyn’s on Wednesday. Corned beef sliders and macaroni and cheese – everything was delicious!
Wednesday bike ride
Brian met Cheryl, Kathy, and me at Wild Rose Park. We rode a short loop of N Natomas. 10 miles for Brian, 25 miles for the rest of us.
Better on Bikes 5
One more to go!
University Town Loop
We have found the best west-to-east route across downtown Sacramento. R Street bike/ped ramp over I-5, then jog one block over to Q Street, a one-way street with a protected bike lane.
About to ride across the Guy West Bridge at Sac State. Dani, Leo, Barbara, Cheryl:
We followed the American River Bike Trail back to Discovery Park and home. 29 miles.
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