Having enjoyed the stories of several friends and family members who are fans of hiking long trails, and having done a few MS-150 bike rides as a completely unathletic person (and being not completely unfamiliar with the fears of "what if" he's experiencing), I figured I could appreciate this.
And it looks funny. A couple of eye-roll lines, but the First Look made me laugh a few times, at least once out loud. The group of lost cyclists becoming its own notable population in Pittsburgh--ugh, yes. I mean, I haven't been lost in Pittsburgh, but I have been in cycling situations where the group of lost ones become magnetic to other lost ones, and you all just hope to God one of the people up front knows what they're doing, and then you start wondering if the person(s) making the decisions for this group should actually be in charge, and if not them, who...?
I plan to finish reading about their adventures on the C&O Trail (provided my library will comply with my purchase request).
And it looks funny. A couple of eye-roll lines, but the First Look made me laugh a few times, at least once out loud. The group of lost cyclists becoming its own notable population in Pittsburgh--ugh, yes. I mean, I haven't been lost in Pittsburgh, but I have been in cycling situations where the group of lost ones become magnetic to other lost ones, and you all just hope to God one of the people up front knows what they're doing, and then you start wondering if the person(s) making the decisions for this group should actually be in charge, and if not them, who...?
I plan to finish reading about their adventures on the C&O Trail (provided my library will comply with my purchase request).