Lucky for Bob Jungels I couldn't make it to Liège-Bastogne-Liège, so I did Manhattan-Wamego-Manhattan instead. Our nasty weather finally relented and I used this lovely Earth Day for the season's first long ride. It was also the Tulip Festival in Wamego, so there were lots of people and lots to see there. Note that I started my Garmin late, so add about 3 miles of my usual warm-up course to the day's total. I also failed to zero the PM. That start was just before reaching the dirt part of College/Purcell Road, the best way out of town while Marlatt is being rebuilt. The road is pretty hard-packed, so it's not terrible on skinny road tires; it's the horseshoe prints that are worst. Wamego, conversely, has finished the improvements on Military Trail and blacktopped the rest of 4th Street into downtown. It was partly cloudy and about 64 °F, with NNE winds at about 12 mph. Those crosswinds were just enough to be annoying but not much of an impediment. Wore the Orca kit to match the bike (the bibs giving good warmth for the day) plus my Quickstep socks to celebrate that team's domination of the Spring Classics.