This April's ride was almost cancelled. I was praying this week asking God for dry weather. Well, we had dry weather, but it was chilly in the morning. The thermometer read 28 degrees Fahrenheit when I rolled out of my house. Brrr! There was about a dozen of us that came out to breakfast and around 8 of us that were on the ride, give or take. Weather, conflicting schedules, and bike problems kept more from coming out. Either way, it was good to have a smaller group compared to last year's 28 bikes. Besides the "usuals" we had two first time riders with the group, both cool guys. Here's hoping they come back again next month!

I'm sorry this is almost two weeks late but college, work, and home have been gobbling up my time. Anyway, only three of us showed up, which was a bummer. But we had fun conversation about bikes, friends, strange events and topics. We had a good time and some good food. We talked a little about the ride schedule for this year and then read the Word and split up. They went shopping to the King of Prussia Mall and I went to chase down a hidden treasure of sorts that I discovered 13 years ago, not far from the Oak Lane Diner. It's a National Cemetary without a name, at least none that I've discovered. The place has folk in it from the Civil war up to WWII, but it could have been later. The place is sacred because most folk in there died for our freedom. I'll post the pics below, the cemetary is at Haines street, Limekiln avenue, and 69th avenue in Philadelphia in one of the Oak Lane sections. If you're ever near there check the place out. On to the Word: