In honor of the famed Paris-Roubaix, Gavin, Brad and I decided to do a little mixed terrain ride around Newtown Sunday morning and then watch the end of the race.
It was foggy and a little chilly leaving my house but that all changed when the sun finally burned off the fog and things started heating up
From Brad's house, First Dirt was on Beaver Dam road and then we hit the horse trails at Cherry Grove
We worked our way into the open space section of Cherry Grove which has a bit more singletrack and then rode through Fosdick to the abandoned section of Sugar Hill Road.
A farmer just finished haying the back field as we came out of the woods.
Greeted the cows at Ferris Acres
and then we headed back on Head of Meadow Road
It was still cool out and didn't warm up as fast as I thought it would
So the arm warmers stayed on and we headed over to Fairfield Hills
We hit Bryan Lane, the dirt road that runs behind Stop and Shop
and then over to Wash Brook Road
We found Maltbie Road had been chip sealed and coated with tar which is totally unnerving because it always looks wet but is not
Back at Brad's we had beers and watched Sonny Colbrelli win the Paris-Roubaix
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