Woke up this morning and thought about doing my home coast loop out to HMB but then decided I didn't really feel like climbing. The ride down to Shoreline Lake American Bistro (or is it Lakeside Cafe?) is about the same distance with a third of the climbing. Much better. On Google, the cafe is called Shoreline Lake American Bistro. There is a sign there that says "bistro" but most of the other signs refer to it as Lakeside Cafe. So which one is it? I made it down there in just over two hours and I left earlier than last time so I figured I had enough time to add on a loop of Coyote Hills. On the way up I was trying to decide whether it was better to just get home comfortably before sunset or do the extra miles and maybe not get back before sunset. I decided to go for it. I had other outs later if I needed to cut miles. The loop of Coyote Hills really didn't take long. The north section of the levee was bumpier than normal. Too many people riding it when it was muddy. The southern section was smoother like it normally is and I'm not sure why. I always find it interesting seeing people's tire tracks in the dirt. I don't get why people meander and can't ride in a straight line. At around mile 60, I could feel my legs start to feel tired. They'd been feeling great up until that point. I was debating whether to skip Redwood Shores but in the end I did it. It was starting to get cold as I rounded the bend to come back. The final climbing home didn't feel great but my power was still looking good which I'm happy about. And I got back before sunset. Yeah!