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RR: Proud Daddy

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  1. My 2 girls (10 & 7) have been nagging me to take them to
    the American Tobacco Trails (ATT) near us, so off we go
    today. We rode a 6 mi. there-and-back trail, starting at the
    parking lot to the end, which still has the old railroad bridge
    supports up acrross a river. Both were cracking up when I
    went to the bank to pee. (20 yrs back, friends and I used
    to go on the other side of the river and go target shooting).

    My older kid had it easier with a front suspension, but my
    younger one had a full rigid kids bike 🙂, but she still managed
    to keep up. We did have to rest more for her, especially
    on the sections with a lot of bigger rocks, to eat cheese
    crackers and drink water/gatorade.

    It was getting dark toward the end so I told them to go really
    fast, and can you believe it, we logged 15mph as our fastest
    speed - this is with 2 kids on kids bikes on a dirt road.

    My 10 yr old and I have been there last summer (she was
    9 then), which got my 7 yr old jealous (typical sibling rivalry).
    Not one to be outdone by her older sister, she taught herself
    to ride in 2 days, or really 2 after-school noons. She really
    did good today for having only ridden for a short time.

    Now I need to get my 5 yr old boy to ride and we'll be a riding
    crew.

    Proud daddy, I am!

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    - Zilla
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