It was another extremely humid day and when I returned from shopping for flowers with Holly, decided to lie down and nap. Two hours later, I was up and feeling groggy and unambitious. I decided that there was little point in forcing myself to do something and went instead with what I was feeling.
I
went to my office however, and spent several hours poring over the notes I had
made on the cycling route for Tour Ohio and committed most of it to an Excel
spreadsheet. Kim is putting the
information into some kind of mapping program that will locate way points for
camping and other amenities…at least that’s what I think she’s doing…and so I
have to find those spots and give her the information. In working with my sag wagon, I have
discovered that he’ll be driving his two-seat sports car and pulling a small
trailer with the camping gear, but that we won’t be hopping in the car after
setting up camp to drive back to a nearby town for dinner. Energy is critical on a ride that includes
continuous days of 100 mile rides and so that final meal of the day is
extremely important to the next day’s ride.
We’ll likely stop and eat a meal in the late afternoon and then have
snacks at the camp site later on.
So…I’m
really starting to get into the planning mode.
I need to be physically ready, but I also have a lot of details I need
to cover to make three weeks on the road a success. Regardless, it’ll happen.
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