The Tour de Dung (as in “Dungeness”) bicycle races were held in Sequim yesterday. The course is just short of 12 miles on a beautiful route described as “safe, dry, fast, and flat.” I enjoyed taking a front row seat.
The weather was good — that is, no rain or wind.
Races will be held again next Saturday. Locals, watch out for the racers. They are proceeded and followed by cars with signs and flashing lights.
Thanks for the explanation of “Dung”! hahahahahaha Love the first shot – I feel the motion.
When I see these cyclists I know that summer is on its way! Time to get my ancient
Schwinn down from the garage rafters. Can’t wait! It’s now 6:10 am here in River City and it’s 46 degrees…a heat wave for St. Paul in March!!
That’s one of the top 10 things about living on the Coast – it’s bicycling weather virtually all year! Third shot says it all for me.
The top shot is pretty cool, Kay!
I thought it was a bike ride through cow patties!
Good one, Patricia!
i always bike 12 miles in the gym! would be too scared to having to bike with so many others on the road at that speed…. although im probably a lot slower.. 🙂
how fast was the first? do you know?