The Hiawatha Cyclery ride meandered East to the St. Paul Farmer's Market. I've been to a couple markets in this area, but this is now my favorite.
But before I reached the HC World Headquarters, I had to cross the LifeTime Fitness triathlon route. It's a major event, with the winners of each gender class being awarded $60,000. That's right, $60,000! If you click on the photo, you can see their green swimming caps.
Here some of the triathletes passing beautiful Longfellow gardens, but they may not have noticed.
I arrived and lots of people were showing up for the HC ride.
On the way to St. Paul, we stopped for a break at the little blue buildling.
This bridge going into downtown St. Paul is longer than I remembered.
The St. Paul Farmer's Market is located in downtown. It was a beautiful day.
Here are the beets I bought. Have you ever seen maroon pee?
I like to write about what's on my mind. It often has something to do with bicycling.
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7 comments:
I hope the next post has pictures of maroon pee. sweet beets!
were you trying to spell moron?
Heh - I've never heard a Biffy referred to as a "building" before. Love it.
Those beets do look good. Got to get me some.
Maroon pee
I don't believe that article about beeturia. It says 10-14% of the population have maroon pee after eating beets. Clearly, 86-90% of the population isn't getting enough beets, because every beet eater I know reports peeing in a maroon hue.
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