





This ride was snowed out back on 12/21, so I decided to do it on 12/30. I needed to get in at least 31 miles to reach my goal and this ride was 38 miles. The wind was pretty brutal at times and on a couple of down hills where I would normally be reaching 35 mph, I was barely doing 20 mph, because of the head wind. The reservoir that this ride goes around supplies most of the drinking water for RI.
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Barden Reservoir isn't on the club ride, but it is a nice attraction just off the beaten path. I remember my water bottle freezing solid on one such winter excursion to the area.
The picture of the waterfall is from Barden Reservoir. I always take the little detour to check it out when I'm in the area.
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