The scenery: can't beat peak foliage along the waterfront path. And the smooth repaved and wider lanes are spectacular. Oddly enough, I pedaled around a firetruck blocking the path. After smelling smoke and spying firemen and people on the beach, I presume a Saturday night bonfire had rekindled in the morning breeze.
I was pleased to see colorful young maples in vibrant hues along Colchester's Holy Cross Road bike path.
At Rossetti Natural Area, I biked through the gravel parking lot, down a wide path, then over a boardwalk, then declared a nearby log as official coffeenering base. Sheltered from the south wind, the entire beach was an extraordinairy, windless oasis.
As an experiment, I swished coffee in a tea strainer until the brew was strong. Easy, peasy clean up, toss coffee soaked utensil in a plastic bag. I'm also considering buying a single cup coffee press that would satisfy my need for better brews on bike overnights.
Coffeeneuring to my heart's content!
The Place: Rossetti Natural Area Beach
Date: Sunday, October 22
Drink: Speeder & Earls classic
Observation: A tea strainer makes an acceptable cup of joe.
Total Miles: 8.5
Nice pictures Annie, what a lovely day. I use a single cup french press at home and if I ever do a coffee without walls coffeeneuring ride it will be what I use
ReplyDeleteI ordered a Stanley coffee press, can't wait for it to arrive!
DeleteBeautiful photos and fall foliage. Wish I could join you. I'll have to try a tea ride. Hot down here so iced tea is my java. Make a great glass with a tea maker and organic Classic Black tea by Choice. Stevia is the sweetener. - Liz
ReplyDeleteGo for it Liz!
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