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Dog Knotted?

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So...recently we ventured out for a winter ride in Ohio. The weather was a bit chilly that day.  I think the high that day was 41 degrees, which sounds horrible to be on a bike, but when you dress in the correct gear it's not so bad. Who am I kidding it still sucks. I want summer back. Just like any other winter ride we had to avoid the usual obstacles: ice on the road, dogs, so many dogs. (PSA: Please keep your dogs on a leash or in a fence. They like to chase those of us on bicycles and cause us to wreck at high speeds.) Anyway, the ice, well really slush, was from the heavy rain we had one weekend where we had gotten 3 inches of rain in one day and then the temperatures plummeted one night causing a hard freeze in areas that were flooded. That is what we had to cycle through. As we maneuvered through the slush slipping and sliding we thought this would be the only obstacle that we would have on our ride. We were wrong. When we got to the end of this road we turned on this v...

A little bit about us.

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      Welcome all! This blog is about the adventures/misadventures of my husband and I as we travel the world and take our bikes along for the ride.     A little bit about us:            Steve and I started running over a decade ago. When our bodies started hurting, due to all the pounding of the pavement my husband started cycling. A few months later we were both hooked. Cycling offered us less wear and tear on our bodies while still allowing us to live a healthy active lifestyle. Fast forward to 4 years later and here we are. We have met many lifelong friends, which we will reference in this blog, that we would not have met otherwise.      Last year we traveled to many places and even experienced our first trip out of the country. Yes, our bikes came too! We never leave home without them. Some of the places we traveled included: Hawaii, Washington D.C., The Smokey Mountains, Whitetop Mountain, Southern Illin...