Rode Old Yeller to Ridgeville. Dry on the way up and wet on the way back. Brought back memories of my 2019 Good Friday ride to Myrtle Beach. I was think about the song I’m Singing in the Rain. My version is better. I'm riding in the rain Just riding in the rain What a glorious feelin' I'm happy again I'm laughing at clouds So dark up above The sun's in my heart And I'm ready for miles Let the stormy clouds chase Everyone from the place Come on with the rain I've a smile on my face I ride down the lane With a happy refrain Just riding, Riding in the rain Gardenias have the best fragrance.

Took the single speed for a century ride. Recurring theme for Saturday rides is moving at least one turtle off the road. Today’s turtle was a little larger than the two last week. As I was telling it to stay off the road it tried to pee on me. Thankfully the stream went between my legs. I traveled some new-to-me roads: Horseford Rd, Sandridge Rd, Old Beech Hill Rd, and Zion Rd just to name a few.

Busy week at work. So nice to let off some steam on the ride home. Looking forward to the weekend. I think I’ll ride my bicycle. Good commute. Ride on. ☮

Witnessed a colorful sunrise and enjoyed a strong tailwind on the way home, averaging 20 mi/h. That doesn’t happen without a tailwind. Great commute. Ride on. ☮

Rode to one of my favorite towns, McClellanville. Moved a couple of turtles off the road on the way. Beautiful sunny warm day in the lowcountry. Temperatures ranged from 72℉ to 97℉ according to my bike computer. This was my 72nd century ride. They ain’t getting any easier. Good day on the saddle. Ride on. ☮