10 Responses to “Friday Morning Commute: Crystal Clear”

• Sharper says:
  

  Funny you should say that; when I was biking in this morning, I thought about stopping to take a picture of the dense fog, but figured it’d be easier (and more accurate) just to open up a graphics program and do a fill with #C0C0C0 instead.

  Posted on 1.21.11 at 12:11 pm
• Alan says:
  

  Sounds like tule fog strikes again… :-)

  Posted on 1.21.11 at 12:14 pm
• townmouse says:
  

  sadly I’ve been grounded by black ice most of the week. Studded tyres seem like a huge investment for something that’s only a problem a few days of the year … but then a week of no bike feels like purgatory…

  Posted on 1.21.11 at 12:27 pm
• David Bolles says:
  

  We’ve had a lot of snow here and the trail I take is still covered. I haven’t been able to commute but, will get some rides in this weekend.
  This is all setting me up for a solid weekly commute once weather is on my side. Lots of miles and “reasons” for parts upgrades. My wife will love it!
  First order will be bar end shifters I think…

  Posted on 1.21.11 at 12:32 pm
• RDW says:
  

  OK, now I’m starting to feel grumpy; 9 degrees and very icy here this morning, it would indeed have been a “crisp, cold” commute :) Come on spring!

  Posted on 1.21.11 at 1:59 pm
• skorange says:
  

  beautiful crisp morning commute here in VA – a liitle over 32F but beautiful purple sunrise just after 7am.

  Posted on 1.21.11 at 5:57 pm
• Doug says:
  

  My commute this morning was beyond crisp, it was -21F here in northeastern Minnesota. I took the time to stop and take some pictures of the sunrise over frigid Lake Superior. I was dressed plenty warm and enjoyed my sunrise commute as well.

  Posted on 1.21.11 at 7:30 pm
• Alan says:
  

  @Doug

  -21F! I can’t even imagine what that’s like…

  Alan

  Posted on 1.21.11 at 7:33 pm
• Skorange says:
  

  Nice, looking fad to more of your pics Dave. I want to start taking some too.

  Posted on 1.21.11 at 7:43 pm
• kanishka new england says:
  

  its been good here (new hampshire, seacoast). a little more snow than i want, but with snow seems to be better temperatures.

  a tangent question, if anybody knows of good eco-friendly and fair trade made flip top wool gloves that can handle light to cold temperatures, i woudl be interested. i bought the smartwool fliptop merino wool gloves this season, but already falling apart and jsut slightly not warm enough for me. i might go back to outdoor research glvoes (meteor i think) next year, but i would rather buy from a company that focuses on eco friendly and fair trade

  Posted on 1.22.11 at 5:24 am