I love helping Thais and Lenin when work (or golf) conflicts with the kids’ activities. On Tuesday and Thursday, I picked up Carson at basketball, then picked up Sophia from volleyball at St Ignatius, a quick lunch and 30 minutes later I dropped off Carson at St Ignatius, and drove Avery and Carson back home. Entertainment provided by:
Becky, Pierson and I met at Chevy’s on the River for lunch and chatted about potential bike education programs that SABA could offer to the public, non-profits, businesses.
A group of us met at the Larkspur Ferry Terminal in time to unload our bikes and purchase a ticket for the 9:20 ferry to San Francisco.
The bikes went down a steep set of stairs (on a narrow metal ramp) to a bike rack.
Goodbye Larkspur:
San Quentin:
Becky and me:
San Francisco skyline:
At Fort Point National Historic Site. Becky, Mike, David, me, Chris, Larry, Charlie, Steven, (kneeling) Alan:
Next, a climb to get up to ocean side of the bridge – pedestrians use the bay side.
Caution at the blind corners at the bridge towers and stay out of the way if you’re stopped:
A descent into Sausalito for lunch at an Italian deli, Venice, where they let all 9 of us walk our bikes through their store to park in a small enclosed area. Excellent sandwiches, great service!
Tiburon:
And then the climbing began. I was so happy to have my e-bike, I was able to keep up and wasn’t completely spent. Thank you Chris and Steven from Arlete’s BIG for joining me on this adventure. Thank you Charlie for inviting me and the everyone in our cycling group. Fantastic ride! Our 31.5-mile route:
This morning, I worked as the receptionist at Bike Doc at the North Natomas Farmer’s Market. We took in 51 bikes which were serviced by about 8 mechanics FREE of charge.