Learning my way around!
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Learning my way around!
Being fairly new to Florida and located here in Ormond Beach which is very close to the Atlantic, when we want to ride I only have 3 choices: North, South and West. We have some nice area roads that go North and South which we have explored quite exstensibly. However, if I want to find some new senery it is, as once was said, "Go West young man"!
So today my S.O. and I headed to Taveres for lunch. This was new territory in my quest to learn my way around Central Florida. We took mostly main roads out and back today doing only about 60+ miles each way, but I saw a lot of potential for some more exploritory routes out "that a way" that I will have to check out sometime soon. Anyone care to offer some routes to check out, please don't hesitate to share.
We passed quite a few group rides that were going the other way. I guess the in-landers want to head over to the coast...LOL.
We enjoyed a light Lunch at Puddle Jummpers on the edge of Lake Dora, found an Ice Cream shop to get some cones to top off lunch, walked around some visiting the Taveres Train Station and then watched some seaplanes take off and land.
The sky was full of those high white (OK, some were a little dark) fluffy clouds but no rain, so it just cooled it down a tad to make the ride that more enjoyable.
Just a great Saturday for a ride...I'm guesing some of you did something similar today. Kinda what it is all about, isn't it?
So today my S.O. and I headed to Taveres for lunch. This was new territory in my quest to learn my way around Central Florida. We took mostly main roads out and back today doing only about 60+ miles each way, but I saw a lot of potential for some more exploritory routes out "that a way" that I will have to check out sometime soon. Anyone care to offer some routes to check out, please don't hesitate to share.
We passed quite a few group rides that were going the other way. I guess the in-landers want to head over to the coast...LOL.
We enjoyed a light Lunch at Puddle Jummpers on the edge of Lake Dora, found an Ice Cream shop to get some cones to top off lunch, walked around some visiting the Taveres Train Station and then watched some seaplanes take off and land.
The sky was full of those high white (OK, some were a little dark) fluffy clouds but no rain, so it just cooled it down a tad to make the ride that more enjoyable.
Just a great Saturday for a ride...I'm guesing some of you did something similar today. Kinda what it is all about, isn't it?
Last edited by FrankEV; 10-06-2018 at 04:43 PM.
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FrankEV (10-08-2018)
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True on Lake City being called Alligator originally, I was born in Tampa and trace back to Thomas P Kennedy in 1850's who owned the First Trading Post in Tampa and was on good terms with Seminole Chief Billy Bowlegs ..
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But would I get a patch if I don't go all the way around?
Oh come on. That's my first cross post ever.
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