We upped the ante today and rode our bicycles to Kansas Settlement, sort of in the middle (width-wise) of our valley. Riding in the valley is pleasant with straight, empty roads, and gentle uphills. There is not much to Kansas Settlement other than a few houses and a cotton gin, but it does looks a bit like, well, Kansas. There is a lot of agriculture in this part of the valley, where here they primarily grow cotton and pinto beans. But this is not Kansas but the Arizona desert, so you might wonder who conceived of growing thirsty cotton here?
July 14, 2011
Kansas Settlement
We upped the ante today and rode our bicycles to Kansas Settlement, sort of in the middle (width-wise) of our valley. Riding in the valley is pleasant with straight, empty roads, and gentle uphills. There is not much to Kansas Settlement other than a few houses and a cotton gin, but it does looks a bit like, well, Kansas. There is a lot of agriculture in this part of the valley, where here they primarily grow cotton and pinto beans. But this is not Kansas but the Arizona desert, so you might wonder who conceived of growing thirsty cotton here?
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I do miss cycling. It's on the retirement list! Would love to have your flatter (mostly!) terrain. Sounds like a great way to spend the day!
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