Are You Gonna Go My Way

Omar slept till noon! We did speed cleaning, he swept and mopped, did toilets while I did dishes and vacuumed. Packed, snacked, clipped in and we were on tour. The trails are awesome! A perfect day for a ride. Hung out for a spell along the trail in a dry opening for lunch and hung a bird feeder we made. We stopped frequently to let little legs rest and snack on the way in and out. For no apparent reason this child breaks into song "These Boots Were Made For Walkin'..." ??? Note worthy; he entertained a game of speeder bikes and agreed to be Luc for me ;-).

Once home we went our separate ways to recharge before supper.

Those who know "sporty me", know of my "gear head" ways. The sexy cam. The new sling. The Garmin Forerunner 301...Ho-ho-ho, without further adieu, here's some new goodies that we cracked open today:


I haven't tried the chain cleaner yet and of course my power gel is chocolate (duh). The MEC Wedgie XPD Cycling Seat Bag still needs a test run, but like the expandable zipper. The ankle gashes from last summer have just about completely vanished, only faint scars remain. This year I'll be ready, this small First Aid kit contains:

Gear Notes: Adventure Medical UltraLight .3 First Aid Kit

Weight: 640.0 grams

This light and compact first aid package has the basic supplies one person might need on a one-day outing. All contents are stored neatly in a tough, 1.3oz, ripstop coated nylon bag.
Contains:
· Silicone coated ripstop nylon pouch.
· 5 x 5cm sterile dressings (4).
· Large knuckle butterfly bandages (3).
· 6.5 x 5cm moleskin (1).
· Small butterfly closures (2).
· 2.5 x 7.5cm adhesive bandages (5).
· Antiseptic towelettes (3).
· Safety pins (2).
· 1.5cm x 10m roll of adhesive tape.
· After Bite® sting relief (2).
· Dimensions are 25 x 12 x 10cm.