The Salem Bicycle Club Peach of a Century is on Sunday! Here are some pictures from last year. This year it looks like it will be sunny and warm! Day of ride registration opens at 7:30.
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3 comments:
The weather is looking much, much better than for last year's Peach. Though, short of snow, it couldn't be worse.
Nevermind. The weather forecast has changed to 60% chance of showers for Sunday. Business as usual. Carry on. http://www.weather.com/outlook/health/allergies/weekend/97303
Well now. That was a big frown, it seems.
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