It's been far too long since Kathryn and I last rode and really just far too long since we last saw each other. It's been so long in fact that I wasn't sure which route she wanted to do when she said she wanted to do the "Nary A Wind" route. I could picture her saying it but I really couldn't picture where. Turns out we did this ride over three years ago when I introduced her to Pigeon Point - the nubbin (her words) - you add to the Pescadero loop. The forecast said it was going to be cloudy and cold. While it was chilly in spots, it was sunny and clear most of the day. It was even warm at the coast, especially during lunch at Norm's Market. We had more headwind than last time and less tailwind too but those ocean views made it all better. We also lucked out in a way since most of that time between the first time we rode to Pigeon Point and this time, the lighthouse was surrounded by mesh and scaffolding as part of the repair which was only recently removed. Kathryn had said she'd be tootling up Tunitas but tootle she did not. I, on the other hand, couldn't do anything but tootle. I stuck with her for as long as I could on the steeps but eventually she rode away. It was nice knowing the ride was basically done once I got to the top of Tunitas. It was just descending and easy flat to finish the ride. On the descent, I was coasting and taking it easy, keeping her in sight. I didn't see the point of bombing since I saw a car ahead. I didn't expect to catch up to the car so quickly. I came up on it so fast that I thought about just going right by but it was in a pretty twisty section with poor sight lines ahead. I waited one turn when I could see ahead and easily went by. After that, I wasn't hanging around.