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Tis the season
Jan. 22nd, 2012 05:37 pmThere has been a distinct lack of snow since I moved to New Hampshire. I'd planned to go out cross-country skiing every weekend, and to learn how to snowshoe, but so far, not so much. Obviously there is still plenty of winter left to go, but in the meantime, Stacey and I are planning our annual bike trip.
This will be our fifteenth trip together, so we're looking for something special. Problem is that we don't want to go back to a state that we've already been to. We want to save the easy/flat terrain tours for our hip replacement years. Cost and travel time are considerations, as is the fact that our schedules mean that we can travel in either mid-August or mid-September.
Currently the top contenders are Coastal California, Ireland (Connemara & Galway) and Croatia. So I'm pretty sure we're going somewhere that starts with a "C".
( Where we've been )
The trip we are not going on is the California Pub & Pedal tour, which has a fantastic itinerary planned, but we don't do well with stopping to taste beer (or wine) and then being expected to get back on the bike and put in serious miles.
This will be our fifteenth trip together, so we're looking for something special. Problem is that we don't want to go back to a state that we've already been to. We want to save the easy/flat terrain tours for our hip replacement years. Cost and travel time are considerations, as is the fact that our schedules mean that we can travel in either mid-August or mid-September.
Currently the top contenders are Coastal California, Ireland (Connemara & Galway) and Croatia. So I'm pretty sure we're going somewhere that starts with a "C".
( Where we've been )
The trip we are not going on is the California Pub & Pedal tour, which has a fantastic itinerary planned, but we don't do well with stopping to taste beer (or wine) and then being expected to get back on the bike and put in serious miles.