Burger king is apparently breaking ground in the breakfast department:

Yum!
Also a nice lumberjack derived vietnamese food further north:

The race:

All told it was a good race, I remained whole, did not trip and was pretty competitive for at least the first 45 minutes of the hour race. The course was actually a really good single speed course despite having approximately 5 feet of elevation change. Lots of soft grass, hairpins and a long ridable sand section and a long sand running section. Good stuff. They ran the A's and B's simultaneously which actually was pretty cool, it filled in the back of the A pack with B sandbaggers, which made it alot more fun for me, being in the back of the A's and all. I almst did not get lapped, but a few untimely chain derailments and final lap tiredness on my part let the top four guys blow by me in the last half mile. Oh well, the upside was I got to watch the top four guys hammer each other until they all dropped off but the victor. I even remembered how to get on and off the bike at high speed by the fourth lap or so. I was sand spattered, happy and really hungry at the end, the perfect mindset for the ensuing huevos rancheros. 10 years of cross in the bag. Woo!

3 comments:
Good Job!!!
But, cross should NEVER be raced in a sleeveless jersey!!!
You are just afeared of my massive guns.
ohyeah, that's it..
btw, we missed those massive guns this weekend. We had five one-geared wonders on the South Boundary ride...
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