This was our entertainment for the evening - a local bagpiper who plays Saturdays across from The Colony on a ledge overlooking the ocean:
Then it was time to grill some food, drink some beer and tell some stories. I think here Russ was explaining that he wouldn't be using a cue sheet for the ride the next day, but using his extraordinary powers of direction through the use of the celestial bodies. How did that work out for you, Russ??
Consider this eating by candlelight:
The morning of the ride was chilly, as you might deduce by the jackets worn by the riders. It was a hilly ride so thanks to the sun and the climbing, we all warmed up pretty quickly.
A few members approaching the first CCCP rest stop where the century riders and metric century riders would part ways:
Here are the metric century riders at their first official rest stop in Northeast Harbor:
Richard and John at the second rest stop for the century riders Northeast Harbor:
And the last few remaining riders at the top of Cadillac at the end of the day:
I think I speak for many when I say the the weekend was perfect - good food, friends, weather and scenery. What could be better??
Let's hope we can continue these fall rides starting this Sunday. Anyone up for a ride Sunday at 10am from the shop? (Weather permitting of course.)

