Flattest Amish ride ever, my riding companions said. (ed: ???) They are wrong, of course, and I have the RWGPS receipts to prove it, but ok, we'll go with that. Dan hadn't been over 40 miles this year yet and John had just ridden 40something the day before (such excellent planning!) so wasn't sure what we'd get. Turned out fine; let them lead most of the time. They started fading on the climbs after 30. I felt pretty good but could have used a hot-foot stop at about 35 or 40. Legs were good; knee acted like it wanted to ache, but mostly did not. Got to the starting point (2 hrs from home) early enough to start riding before 9am (a miracle!) and so while it was humid, the heat wasn't bad for the first half and while warmer the second half, not unreasonable for July in eastern PA. Rode a bunch of roads we haven't been on as well as plenty we have. Riding up there is so peaceful and relaxing -- quite different from suburban Maryland.