It was cold…

Started with cold hill repeats, ended with 32 miles of fun.

WAG Sunday morning, before box seats at the dolphins game

Lance Armstrong says if you only have an hour to ride, get some elevation in. Well as my wife points out, I’m no Lance Armstrong.

First ride in a long time, good pace and distance

Your 32-mile ride through the area now known as Boynton Beach, Florida, offered not just a refreshing 64°F breeze with gentle 4mph winds and a modest 350 feet of climbing 🚴‍♂️🌤️, but also a journey through a region rich in history. Originally inhabited by the Seminole people, this area saw its first major development in the late 19th century when Major Nathan S. Boynton, a Civil War veteran, built the famous Boynton Hotel to attract winter visitors. The fertile land and warm climate soon drew farmers, particularly for pineapple and tomato cultivation, turning the region into an agricultural hub. Over time, it evolved into a charming coastal city with a blend of historic charm and modern living. Your ride, though modern in spirit, followed paths once traversed by early settlers and pioneers who helped shape the vibrant community it is today 🌴🚴‍♀️😊.

Max Wind 6mph  --  Avg Wind 4mph
Max Wind Gust: 10mph
15% Headwind  --  1% Tailwind
Lo 61°F  --  Hi 71°F  --  Avg 64°F
Max Speed: 28mph
FeelsLike Lo 61°F  --  Hi 72°F  --  Avg 66°F
Hum 79%
AQI: Good
Max Grade 3%
Battery Stats: Start 90% End 81% Usage 9%


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It was cold…

Started with cold hill repeats, ended with 32 miles of fun.

WAG Sunday morning, before box seats at the dolphins game

Lance Armstrong says if you only have an hour to ride, get some elevation in. Well as my wife points out, I’m no Lance Armstrong.

First ride in a long time, good pace and distance

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