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50 mile Scenic Bike Trek

If this isn't Heaven, there ain't no heaven!

Sunday, July 10, 2011
Metrowest, MA
Moderate to Strenuous
Hosted by pappi

The trip report

More than once I uttered the above words.  It was a spectacular day for a bike ride.  The weather was summery, dry, blue sky, light breezes and deep shadows.  The scenery was equally  wonderful...horses grazing, vegetable farms, meadows, wild flowers, birds singing. 

My first "rest the buns and balls" stop was at deCordova Sculpture Park in Lincoln before they opened.  Raisins, almonds and dark (72%) chocolate hit the spot until breakfast in Wayland.  I stopped in Natick at my former partner's house.  In exchange for some help moving a large box, I was served a freshly squeezed cold lime ricky.  Then onto Sherborn where my very good friend's family were engaged in an estate sale.

Ample opportunities to take a refreshing dip in ponds and rivers, but skinny dipping is more fun with other sweaty buddies.  The 55 mile trek was so enjoyable I am offering it again on August 7th.  Time to get in shape... join me!

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About this event

Join me as I make up a rained out bike ride to benefit Bikes Not Bombs.  We'll meet at me house in Newton Highlands at 7:00 to enjoy the cool morning air.  Our trek will take us through Linclon, Concord, Sudbury, Wayland, Natick, Sherborn, Dover, Needham and back to Newton.  We may stop for a swim along the way so bring appropriate gear. And we can enjoy a celebratory meal together after.  Lot's of spots in the area or we can cook on the grill.

You are responsible for your bike.  Please make sure both it and you are in shape for this trip.  An spare tube is essential.  Know how to change your own tire. We will ride at a moderate pace but this is not a race.  Rather to enjoy the scenery and commradeship.

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