The Seattle International Randonneurs are piling on the miles over in the relative comfort of 40 degree rainy Seattle weather. Over here in Wenatchee, it's a bit chillier, so the miles are barely adding up. The first brevet of the season is quickly approaching however, so the snow is no excuse to show up empty handed at the innagural 100K Populaire on March 2nd. 2 weeks later is the 200k, and then a trip to Moab with my buddies, so the training must go on. I actually really enjoyed this 3 hour ride, mainly because I brought along a change of base layers (wool of course), and had a nice 20 minute stop at the Anjou Bakery for a triple Americano and a pumpkin seed muffin. The tailwind on the way home helped too.
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