This ride was slow paced and easy. The most difficult part was weaving in and out of joggers, walkers, and other bikers. All four of us knew that we could stop as often as we wanted to explore and have fun which made this type of ride different than when we ride forest preserves. Plus, I liked this ride because it was fun to watch the numerous people out and about exercising, talking, and enjoying the day and I like having the city on one side of me and Lake Michigan on the other as I ride.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Lake Shore Ride
This ride was slow paced and easy. The most difficult part was weaving in and out of joggers, walkers, and other bikers. All four of us knew that we could stop as often as we wanted to explore and have fun which made this type of ride different than when we ride forest preserves. Plus, I liked this ride because it was fun to watch the numerous people out and about exercising, talking, and enjoying the day and I like having the city on one side of me and Lake Michigan on the other as I ride.
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rheumatoid arthritis,
Sophia,
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looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat great photos!!! I'm smiling for you :) Is that macaroni that Sophia is standing under??
ReplyDeleteMakes me look forward to active days like this one xoxo
Jen, it was the perfect day yesterday!
ReplyDeleteMaya, that is macaroni. It is a new addition to the Navy Pier and Sophia loves macaroni. Your active days are coming soon!
What a great day, enjoying the weather outdoors, getting some exercise and spending it with your family.
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