What a great way for me to end the summer in Stowe by spending a beautiful morning biking with some of my favorite Stowe Velo people.
Although this was not one of the long rides that Stowe Velo usually has planned, most of us were able to finish with anywhere between 22 to 25 miles.
Thank you Gloria for arranging to get everyone to meet up today and giving BarbJack a break from leading the group.
Irwin and Sara, such love birds.❤
Looking good Rona. You look like the pole dancing Homecoming Queen. You are always such a happy person. Wish we knew your secret.
The 2 guys on each end are my heros. Hillel (left) at 89 still climbing mountains and Armand at almost 86 (right) still doing the 2 day and over 200 kilometers Quebec charity bike ride to help conquer cancer.🚲
Ezra looking good 
The twins Barbie & Merv
Who can keep up with them?
When not biking Merv is a comic who plays guitar.
So happy to be together, but what happened to everyone else? They went on ahead of course 
Too much discussion on where to eat. BarbJack doesn’t want to eat at a flower shop. (Thompson Flour)🌼
Hillel you are my hero at 89 years old. I hope to be riding with you next summer. Always a smile on your face. Whoops, was that okay that I mentioned your age?
As Jack always says, no one left behind and today proved that. Thank you so much for helping me when my chain came off my bike today.🚲
Patsy is always RTR and what a trooper today after several long stressful weeks putting together an incredible film taking us all back in time. You must have been so tired. 🤦♀️🎭
For those of you that could not make this ride, you were greatly missed!
Happy Labor (Labour) Day everyone. Hope to see you all next summer.💖
Stay tuned for upcoming travel adventures coming soon.
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Remembering that easily pleasurable ride with 12 eager friends. And, it was planned originally as just Susan and I. Just shows how laziness or ease influences! Thank you Susan for pics.