It's pretty hard to figure out how to behave right now. Starting tomorrow we are in "Stay at Home" mode - sorry if you're just now finding this out. Stay at Home doesn't mean you have to stay inside your home - so they probably should have called it something else. Going outside to exercise by yourself is listed as something you can do on the poorly written list of things you can and can't do during this time. But if you're paranoid - you've got Saturday before the order hits.
Enough!
Results are trickling in - if you have run the route and aren't pumped about the time - go ahead and send your result in, you can always go out and run it again later. Send me pictures and anything else you can think of. Let's make this fun.
Really the only difference I can see now is that you should probably just do this by yourself, or maybe with a friend - six feet away - if not for safety, at least to keep potential vigilantes or authority figures off your back. We here at the BTC are an underground, radical organization - but now's not really the time to practice any civil disobedience.
Here's the leaderboard:
Enough!
Results are trickling in - if you have run the route and aren't pumped about the time - go ahead and send your result in, you can always go out and run it again later. Send me pictures and anything else you can think of. Let's make this fun.
Really the only difference I can see now is that you should probably just do this by yourself, or maybe with a friend - six feet away - if not for safety, at least to keep potential vigilantes or authority figures off your back. We here at the BTC are an underground, radical organization - but now's not really the time to practice any civil disobedience.
Here's the leaderboard:
Also - a little PSA - a lot of stuff has to shut down business-wise next week. Most places are finding ways to get something going. MRC is still doing curbside and online sales, the Pathfinder is doing bike repair stuff with a curbside drop-off. The BTC namesake and Mecca - Bluestem Bistro is still doing pick-up, curbside, and delivery through Eat Street. Keep your chins up and wash your hands.
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