HONOR- What You Do, When No One Else Is Looking
It took a while to get out there but the Japan castle on the edge of Chiba, Ibaraki, and Saitama is neat. Apparently, it’s now a small museum and is near the branch of the Tone rivers to the Edo River. Edo is the old name for what is now present day Tokyo.
Looking forward to going out again sometime soon.
The small town in Saitama prefecture North of Tokyo has done a good thing. Along the Edo River, there’s a nice cycling path/road that goes from the Tokyo Bay all the way up the river into the mountains. It’s a bustling with cyclists on the weekend.
Most of the little cities haven’t done much for the influx of riders that head up and down the river. This little town has building a rest area (aka parking area like they have on the expressways). It comes complete with clean and well maintained washrooms, vending machines for drinks, bike racks, air pumps, and covered places to rest. Well done Matsubushi!
There is only one god. He is almighty and loves us all. But only those who know Him through Jesus will be with Him and have life eternal. He doesn’t live in a dollhouse shrine like this one in Ningyocho Tokyo.
A bit of riding during the week. Not much for others probably but great to hit 142 kilometers!
It’s Apple, it should be easier. The good news is it’s shown and explained on video here by Gabe. Excellent shortcuts for those who write in multiple languages.
How do you know when you’re in the sticks in Japan or Korea?
The easiest way to know you’re in the countryside is when the locals ask you if you’re an English teacher…. because you’re Caucasian (white looking).
Wow! It’s great to ride. Was pleased to make it to 62km this Saturday. Actually a bit more, as I stopped counting at 60.95km.
What’s better than going to the gym? Getting out and riding in God’s beautiful creation!