Los Angeles Marathon Bike Tour.

I biked the route twice again even though I woke up a little late. I wanted to go for a record 3 times, but I turned off my alarm clock at 2:00 a.m. If I got there at 3:00 a.m., I would have biked the course before the official start with the Midnight Ridazz. Oh well, maybe next year.

There was an endless sea of bicycles along the route. It was fun passing and lapping 15,000 cyclists.



I'm in the photo somewhere. I need to get photobucket to adjust my photo sizes when they upload them to my blog. Once I shrink them, the pictures are permanently shrinked even on the photobucket site. That stinks. All of the photos I uploaded to this blog are screwed up. I'm too lazy to reupload them. I would if it didn't take so long to upload each photo.

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Audi Driving Experience

Audi A6's

Audi Driving Experience featuring the new Audi Q5, a premium midsize SUV. The new Q5's handle pretty well for SUVs. I still prefer sports cars and sports sedans. We also got to drive the A6's. This was a good event since we got some good test time with the Q5 driving along city streets and an autocross track. There was some really delicious and fancy catered food.

Audi Q5's

Bike to Work Day, City Hall, Pasadena

Blessing of the Bikes at the Good Samaritan Hospital during Bike to Work Week

Jenny Song's baby, Kong-ee

BSBC Sunday School kids singing a touching tribute to their moms during Mother's Day

Manny and his mountain bike in the Santa Monicas

Mountain biking in the Santa Monica Mountains

El Monte Reservoir

Biking to work along the sweet bike paths. These are like freeways for bikes. Too bad there aren't more of them.

Stopping to take a photo at one of the lakes in Whittier Narrows

Duck, Duck, Goose, Pigeon at Legg Lake

Revisiting a scenic rest stop along the Rio Hondo bike path

Biking by the Rio Hondo River

There is a plethora of blossoming flowers along the bike path

Biking through the lovely Eucalyptus tree-lined bike paths to work.

For about a week I biked down to a project that took place in Whittier. I had a lovely commute biking on the trails to work.

Here, there is a roofed fence to protect people from the remote controlled airplanes that are flown at this part of the Whittier Narrows Recreational Area.

This restaurant's name always makes me laugh. My Dung surprisingly increased its Health Department rating to a B from a D last time I took a picture of it a few years ago. "D" rating for Dung.

It had a C for awhile. My Dung is steadily getting cleaner.