It's a trail system similar to Brown County in Indiana, just not as spectacular. But still I rode about 30 mi and had a good workout. Adequitely winding with small to medium up downs. You need to keep pedaling. Occasionally bumpy and full suspension should help.
http://www.sanfelasco.net/trails_bike.shtml
http://www.floridastateparks.org/sanfelascohammock/activities.cfm
Good weekday after-work trail. Except for those jump platforms and a drop, it's just an ordinary winding single track. Once you learn the course, you can ride it very fast.
Another fun trail I want to come back. Well flowing, adequately but not overly hilly, rooty, bumpy, and twisty. Not too technical but gave me occasional challenges and good workout. I only found less than 8 mi but felt longer than that.
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The tire is Conti ExtremeContact DWS. It has a good reputation.
I got a day off tomorrow and today was the last day at work before the year end break. The project is very close to its conclusion and I have to admit I proud of myself finally reaching this far. It was such an epoch making year for me. But it's not the goal. I just finally brought myself at the starting line. My battle starts right here, right now, and my quest continues.
Polian: Colts can't look to rookie QB for quick fix in 2012
So let's suppose Colts would take a rookie quarterback. As Polian says Colts MUST keep Peyton. (He said "a veteran" but I don't think he meant Kerry Collins.) And the rookie would be good enough to be the second string. And then, who would be the third slinger? Just two QB's like those good old days? Keep one of two current QB's? Or bring one from elsewhere? I just wonder.
By the way, the current team should use both Painter and Orlovsky in every game. That might disrupt opponent defenders. And their coaches had to prepare for both, so it might distract them as well. The season is lost anyway, the team should entertain us in some unusual way.
