Most of the roads I've been cycling on in Alabama have been very desolate - not a lot of car or congested areas.
I don't know much about the weather down here, but I'm guessing, by the calendar, it's spring, even though it feels like summer. It's been almost 90 everyday.
Unfortunately, there isn't a lot of shade on the road. When I start to feel myself overhear, I 20 feet off the road under the nearby trees to cool off. It should be a little cooler as I head north, plus my body's starting to adjust.
Most of the roads I've been cycling on in Alabama have been very desolate - not a lot of car or congested areas.
I don't know much about the weather down here, but I'm guessing, by the calendar, it's spring, even though it feels like summer. It's been almost 90 everyday.
Unfortunately, there isn't a lot of shade on the road. When I start to feel myself overhear, I 20 feet off the road under the nearby trees to cool off. It should be a little cooler as I head north, plus my body's starting to adjust.
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