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On Apr 28, 9:08 pm, Robert Hamilton <[email protected]> wrote:
> Found myself driving on the Natchez Trace again today. Lots of cyclists
> out there today. Most of them had sense, but there were a couple of
> fools. One guy is pulled off to the side of the road on a bridge. His
> buddy has his bike up against the bridge rail, a few feet off the road.
> Fool is standing in the road with his bike on the road taking a swig of
> water. Someone is driving along, their kid goes off, they get
> distracted, one less cyclist, one more lawsuit.
>
> Another guy is towing a little bike trailer, like a biketor trailer!
> He's weaving all over the road. I move into the other lane to pass him,
> he almost turns into me as I pass him. The fool is on his cell phone!
>
> Glad to say there were a lot of cyclists out there today, and but for
> two fools, they were all riding as safely as you can on a narrow 2 lane
> highway with no shoulder.
Sounds like you missed your chance to bag a few of those "fools."
> Found myself driving on the Natchez Trace again today. Lots of cyclists
> out there today. Most of them had sense, but there were a couple of
> fools. One guy is pulled off to the side of the road on a bridge. His
> buddy has his bike up against the bridge rail, a few feet off the road.
> Fool is standing in the road with his bike on the road taking a swig of
> water. Someone is driving along, their kid goes off, they get
> distracted, one less cyclist, one more lawsuit.
>
> Another guy is towing a little bike trailer, like a biketor trailer!
> He's weaving all over the road. I move into the other lane to pass him,
> he almost turns into me as I pass him. The fool is on his cell phone!
>
> Glad to say there were a lot of cyclists out there today, and but for
> two fools, they were all riding as safely as you can on a narrow 2 lane
> highway with no shoulder.
Sounds like you missed your chance to bag a few of those "fools."
