Philip was late to his own ride and his friends bailed because they were worried we'd be going too fast. We kinda did. Well faster than I've been used to going lately or wanted to go today. I was looking at my power and wondering why is it so high? It didn't help that my legs were tired from last night's MTB ride. Good news my foot felt fine. I was worried I'd pulled something last night. Eddie brought his friend Ryan who turned out to be an ex-downhill MTB'er. He was really fast up the climbs and even faster going downhill. The ride started off chilly and really stayed chilly for most of the ride. The sun didn't really come out until after lunch. I put on the vest to start and almost didn't bring the arm warmers based on the weather forecast but I'm glad I changed my mind. The cold didn't help my legs either. While Nikki and Philip went for it up OLH and Tunitas, I just chillaxed at the back. Not really sure why, maybe because it was overcast and cold, maybe because I've done Pescadero loop so many times, maybe I'm just not into road riding anymore. I wasn't feeling it. Descending Kings was the best part of the ride and Ryan, Eddie and I were bombing it! If Nikki didn't have the leak on her gravel bike earlier in the week, this week would've been a ride "hat trick" (for both of us) - a ride with each bike: gravel, MTB, and road. Waiting at Robert's in Woodside, I ran into Becca. Crazy to see her there of all places and great to catch up. We'd both been thinking about each other lately. Ended the ride with food at Alpine Inn and three dog's - Buddy, Conan, and Coconut Wigglebutt. :)