I agree about preference being to ride on roads rather than bike trails. You get to see and experience a lot more. I think maybe I am too cheap to pay that fee to ride on an unpaved trail too.

I did see that it was originally an armory, but I don't know what it is now. And yes, Madison is full of cyclists and some really great looking bike shops.

Too bad. It was perfectly clear here. Best lunar eclipse I've seen.

I didn't notice any horse diapers, but maybe they had them.

Marilyn, I've been through Rhinelander several times, and yes, I've seen the hodag. I wouldn't want to mess with that thing.

We also had riots around our capitol in Denver. They erected chain link fences all around the building and boarded up the lower windows that I think have only recently been removed. Sad......

Did the horses have poop bags under their tails? Or can they hold it while patrolling the streets?!

Now that one's a little scary looking! I remember biking into Rhinelander, WS. Their claim to fame is the home of this REALLY scary creature called a Hodag! Check it out sometime.

Hi,
I don’t know either, and I should because I was a post doc in Madison for three years. But then I wasn’t allowed out of the lab in Birge Hall except to go home and sleep or once a week for ice cream in Babcock Hall. I did like Madison in the summer. Winter, not so much. Epic cycling community there.
Cheers,
Keith

A cow condominium? Or mixed-species: cows, then pigs, turkeys, chickens at the top?

All roads lead to The Grumpy Troll, eh?

Even tough guys have their breaking points, Rocky.

Sounds like a great new plan!

That’s what I like about you. You’re so humble!

Here I thought you were a tough guy and your bemoaning losing the bar end!