Faust29
Moderator
A considerable part of the loop is closed. Unless you are serving up poached eggs.
Isn’t the Strawberry loop open?
A considerable part of the loop is closed. Unless you are serving up poached eggs.
Strawberry itself is point to point. To make it a loop, you cross the highway and drop in on the Gabrielino Trail, which is closed. When I rode it recently, I took the highway back to where I had parked. Not as fun, but it is what it is in these times COVID-19 closures.Isn’t the Strawberry loop open?
A considerable part of the loop is closed. Unless you are serving up poached eggs.
Incycle! Congratulations! I hope they sent you home with a kick ass bike and a bag of chips!
Was that an invitation or a threat?!THE Loop is wide open. Just sayin'.
Was that an invitation or a threat?!
Believe it or not, I have been slammed with work lately, so traveling has not been an option for riding. In fact, I haven't been riding at all. Nowhere to ride to here, from home these days. I've taken up comfort feeding as my new hobby. And I am currently uncomfortable from over feeding just a few mins ago.Just a note for you "center of the universe" types who have no trails to ride.
Isn’t the Strawberry loop open?
That's no joke, cool bike to do it in.
Was that hard to admit to? Knowing how much of a dirt monkey you are, I bet it hurts to have to roll back on pavement?The loop is open minus the Red box to Switzer Gabrielino section. 4 miles of road gets it done.
Still a worthy ride.
Adventure time!!!
Was that hard to admit to? Knowing how much of a dirt monkey you are, I bet it hurts to have to roll back on pavement?
The Gabrielino was closed for 8 years, I think I can wait another couple of weeks.
I figured you were doing your out and back route, starting from the end. Didn't know that you were making it a pavement loop. I was a bit shocked by that. I thought to myself, "Ross on pavement??? Nah, it's gotta be a mistype." .The Gabrielino was closed for 8 years, I think I can wait another couple of weeks.
Not sure why people are wearing face coverings outdoors with no one around. I saw a few of those today even by solo runners on isolated sections of trail. Maybe because of chance encounters?
Not sure why people are wearing face coverings outdoors with no one around. I saw a few of those today even by solo runners on isolated sections of trail. Maybe because of chance encounters?
Not sure why people are wearing face coverings outdoors with no one around. I saw a few of those today even by solo runners on isolated sections of trail. Maybe because of chance encounters?
Because it's airborne! Haven't you been reading the crap over in the Corona Virus thread?Not sure why people are wearing face coverings outdoors with no one around. I saw a few of those today even by solo runners on isolated sections of trail. Maybe because of chance encounters?
Because it's airborne! Haven't you been reading the crap over in the Corona Virus thread?
Might as well be every page...What pages was that on?
Lol, I heard a funny analogy on this.Or when driving in the car by themselves.
Well, I'm glad you did, that is all.Lol, I heard a funny analogy on this.
Wearing a face mask while driving alone in your car is like sleeping alone and wearing a condom.
Sorry, I had to