I had a pretty busy weekend, but I’ll start with yesterday
since it’s still fresh in my mind.
Yes, I’m a dad. In
fact, it’s the one thing I’m proud of more than anything. I spend a lot of time with my son, and since
he was a little guy we’ve pretty much done everything together. When I
asked him if it would be okay to do trail work for Father’s Day, he was all for
it.
So, we headed up to Fisher Farm in Davidson to meet with the
rest of the trail crew.
The weather was perfect, and we had a great turnout. There was a ton of work to do, and we were
actually building new trail.
Benching, digging, and other various forms of trail work
later, we had a pretty decent amount of trail finished.
For some reason I stopped taking photos after that, but the
fun continued. After eating a ton of
watermelon in the shade and talking about how much we accomplished, a few of us
went for a ride. The new section isn’t
open yet, but the rest of the trail is still really fun.
One lap at a decent pace after hours of trail work made me
pretty damn hungry. Lunchbox and I went
out for lunch, and enjoyed the rest of our time together. Big thanks to my boy for making all of my
days as a Dad pretty cool.
The fun didn’t stop there though. While I was on the trail digging in the dirt,
I got a call from Dicky. I thought he was
finally gonna invite me to go for a ride with him, but it turns out that he called
me for a more important reason.
There was a huge local sale on craft beer.
Apparently it started a few days before, but I had no
idea. Being a beer snob, I should
probably have some kind of beer sale radar.
It’s a good thing that Dicky was my backup.
On the way back from lunch, I stopped by the store. I picked up my usual, and saved a little bit
of cash.
It was a good day to celebrate being a father.
1 comment:
I hate I missed that work day with you, Mark and Mike. Bench work looks good.
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