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2011-05-22 - Photo by Gary Rose.
COLUMBIA, KY (2011-05-21) What a great day for a bike ride and some lunch. Diane and I had some errands to run this morning, so we set out on our bikes. Before we headed home, we stopped at Ol' Joe's B&B Que for lunch. It would be nice if Joe had a bike rack. - Gary Rose, Bicycling Adair.org That's BicyclingAdair.org co-founder Diane Rose trying to balance her bike against a windowlight at Ol' Joe's, where there is no bike rack.
JLB does need a bike rack. I can't tell you the number of people calling citing this demerit. But Ol' Joe is very hardheaded. Some say he is real bad about asking for advice and then not taking it. A DNA thing, some say. Maybe since he didn't ask for this advice, he'll take it. Otherwise, we'll have to demonstrate the next time he opens. It will be better'n Berkeley. At least we'll have good food handy while teaching Ol' Joe his lesson.
-EW


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