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From Not My First Frozen Rodeo by Gregory Garceau

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Bruce Lellman commented on a photo in When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

That's a good one alright.

10 months ago
Andrea Brown commented on a photo in When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

Oregon legalized the “Idaho stop” in 2020, meaning cyclists can slow and roll through the stop if there aren’t others at the intersection with the right-of-way. Recommend.

10 months ago
Bruce Lellman commented on a photo in When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

I grew up on a lake in Minnesota and I remember riding my bike on the ice when it had no snow and also when it did have snow. It was super fun. But, yeah, with the winter you have been having this year, forget it until it gets much colder.

10 months ago
Mike Ayling commented on When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

Sorry to hear about your Mother in Law Greg. Please give my sympathies to her and hoping your Dad settles in at his new place.

10 months ago
Steve Miller/Grampies commented on a photo in When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

The sign seems to say "slo", which is more of a suggestion re riding speed rather than a directive to stop riding altogether.

10 months ago
Steve Miller/Grampies commented on a photo in When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

We have them at our place on southern Vancouver Island. They are beautiful, true, but they also dive down and like to grab a quick snack from our chicken flock. Not fair, those chickens are OURS.

10 months ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

I'd have tested it and if over 4 inches, give it a go! Yeah, I do slide now and then, but being ready on glassy surfaces (no brakes, no fast turns, etc.) with my feet ready to steady, it is fun!

10 months ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

Currently upper 40s and drizzly all day, here in Dayton, OH, soon to start dropping with a promise of near zero by the end of the week... but little fluffy precipitation. I am not a fan. But, ride, I shall, barring some catastrophic interference.

10 months ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

F 80 is, indeed a very rare bird!

10 months ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Bill Shaneyfelt on a photo in When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

Probably, but I didn't ride out there to find out.

10 months ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in When the Snow Doesn't Come to You, You Must Go to the Snow

Thin ice?

10 months ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Mark Bingham on a photo in FINALLY, Some Snow

Thank you. I think your compliment was far more excellent than my crow picture.

10 months ago
Mark Bingham commented on a photo in FINALLY, Some Snow

I had to because it's DEFINITELY in the top three pictures of crows I've ever seen in my entire life on this page. It's a well-deserved heart.

10 months ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Kathleen Classen on FINALLY, Some Snow

Thank you, Kathleen. I agree it is a blessing and a comfort. The Feeshko and I were pretty lucky that both sets of parents all lived into their 80's. Too bad her folks lived 2,000 miles away from mine. She's with her family in Spokane now, and I'm heading back to Iowa to care for my dad for a few days and try to find a nursing home for him. My mom died 6 years ago and her dad died three years ago, so my dad is the last one left. Who knows, maybe he'll make it into his 90's.

10 months ago
Kathleen Classen commented on FINALLY, Some Snow

We are so sorry to hear about your mother in law. While it is a blessing (and for me anyway, a comfort) when your parents live to be a grand old age, it is never easy when that final day arrives. We are hoping your Dad will rally and there will be more great memories made.

10 months ago