Our feedzones yesterday September 8, 2013

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                                     VM enjoying his lunch at Famy resto

Angono, Rizal  PHL  September 8, 2013

Our pit stops feedzones were:    Pisong Cafe  - breakfast,  Manay's resto -  Merienda, and Turo Turo at Famy -  lunch.  Bukohan sa Cardona -  PM snacks.   We paid for our breakfast, the merienda was free, we paid for our lunch, and the PM snacks.  We had pretty good nutrition.  (I sneaked in a BJ at KM 69 on the way back)

At Pisong Cafe

                                   Adobo and kaldereta for breakfast at Pisong Cafe

 At Manay's in Pakil

                Enjoying pansit and monay;  eyes to your food, otherwise you will get hungry

                                    Is it the drink or the lovely foodserver you are looking at?

                                  VM enjoying pansit with Tito and Angel

                                  Alan and Jeff

                                I thought this preparation was for the Recyclists

At Famy food stop

                                  Chito, Tito and JB shared the same table

                                   Do bikes ever get hungry?  What do they like to eat?

                                    VM;  Pres Luis, Chito, Gerry, Gerry Y and Eddie conversing

                                   Resting after a heavy lunch

                                 Pretty landscaping at the restobar nearby

                                   What is this?

                                   Plenty of paint and ficus trees


 At Bukohan in Cardona

                                       I hope the stilts hold out

                                What shall we feed the bikes?

The ride from Sacred Heart Parish to Pisong Cafe took only 58 minutes!

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Angono, Rizal  PHL   | September 8, 2013

                                Recyclists leaving the Sacred Heart Parish yard at 5:51

The "Halimaws" and "Devils" rode fast and hard today.  The ride from Sacred Heart Parish in Tayuman up to Pisong Kape, a distance of 29 km took only 58 minutes.  That was fast.  They rode very hard knowing that we would ride 100 km (almost to Luisiana)  That effort could injure or burn/toast the other riders.  But they did. Wow.

                                16 guys joined the ride;   Eddie now wears the Recyclists jersey

                             Pres Luis registers the registrants and collects the P150.00

                                     Gerry, Nolite and Jess were early birds (I too)

                                   Group picture

                                Jorgeusbiker joins the group pic, beside Eddie Pama

                              Master just arrived

                                  They ran out of gas due to 58 minutes  29 km ride

                                  Its bike conomics;  they cook a lot for cyclists;  they spend a lot