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Solitary, a Sunday afternoon motorist returns home northward along northern Alberta roads, descending down the five kilometres that comprise the Twin Lakes hill.
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Oh, I want to ride that road – in warmer weather 🙂
Hey there, LB:
Eighteen years ago, as principal of a school, I led parents and students on a fundraising trek, cycling 200km along this very road and down this hill. Twenty minutes before, we’d seen a bear alongside the highway … Good times … a little delayed onset muscle soreness, as well. Definitely an interesting part of the road and definitely something better to ride in summer’s warmer temperatures.
Take care …. 🙂