I'm having fun showing off my town in these pictures. The red caboose on Gilman Boulevard has has been the home to several businesses over the years. It is currently a barber shop but I've sometimes thought it would be a good location for little bike rental business since it is at the southern end of the Lake Sammamish Trail.
Whenever somebody tells me I'm lucky to live here I agree with them, but I also point out that a lot of work goes into that luck. A few years ago, I was asked to speak at the dedication of one of these trails. I closed my remarks by paraphrasing Bruce Springsteen:
"When it comes to luck, we make our own
we've got dirt on our hands, but we're building a home."
I think Issaquah is a pretty damn nice home.
Keep 'em rolling,
Kent "Mountain Turtle" Peterson
Issaquah WA USA
3 comments:
Looks like beautiful country, hows that folding-bike on the hills?
Bryan,
My Dahon Curve is a 3-speed and while many folks might opt for something with more gears, I manage to get around fine with the three. Of course, I've got a lot of fixed gear and single-speed miles in my legs.
Good stuff, Ride one! I could never get into riding fixie but I have heard its great.
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