From Sunday's ride and the stop on the bridge |
Well, that 155 mile ride Sunday took
it's toll on Buffalo and Ronnie. Buffalo was still feeling the chemo
hang over and woke up tired and whipped Monday morning. Ronnie, who
is 68 and doesn't even look close to it, was also exhausted from the
previous day's adventure. We chose to designate Monday as a day of
R&R and a chance to visit some more and take our time packing up
the scoots. We ran out for a late morning breakfast, then Ronnie took
us on a driving tour of Sarasota's Amish neighborhood. I kid you not.
We drove through a neighborhood of teeny tiny little houses and Amish
people in the standard Amish apparel walking along the street and
riding these three wheeled bicycles all over the place. There was a
Yoder's farmers market and a Miller's Restaurant and an Amish Family
Restaurant along with a bunch of RV's with three wheeled bicycles
parked beside them that apparently these Amish people drive down here
for the winter!! And these weren't old junky RV's, these were the big
fancy pushers! Now don't ask me why Amish people drive to Florida but
then feel it is necessary to ride bicycles when they get here. And
all their houses have electricity to them here. So I am not exactly
sure how the whole Amish mindset justifies this hodge podge lifestyle
they have developed between their two worlds, but it was one of the
silliest things I have seen since we have been here!
Later, when we went to pack up the
bikes we realized that we had forgotten half the bungy cords we
usually use and had to run out and get some at the local Home Depot.
Oh well, if something didn't go wrong on a trip, it isn't an
adventure. And if that's the worst of it, that will be a good thing.
Life is good this week. Enjoy the ride!
Peace ~ Bobbi
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