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A short ride from the library brought us to Loveland Egg and I on Lincoln. Everyone is fresh and eager to ride. We were surprised and impressed by the banners that Cindy had created. Jeff from the corporate offices of Egg and I joined us for the ride. | We picked up a few more riders in Fort Collins. Our first stop in Fort Collins was restaurant just off Harmony Road. |
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Our next stop was College Avenue. This location is the first restaurant. From one restaurant in 1987, The Egg and I has grown to 17 locations. A 17 egg ride would take more than one day of bicycling, as restaurants may be found from Colorado Springs to Cheyenne, and Steamboat Springs. |
Brunch, finally! After riding past these great restaurants, we finally stopped for brunch at the Windsor location. A sample of the menu is shown here. We had great service and hospitality. |
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After a great breakfast, we were ready to ride again. First a photo though... | The 10th Avenue location has a wonderful shady patio. This corner was taken in the shade around the corner, as we had chosen a day with forecast highs approaching 100F. |
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A short ride through Greeley brings us to number six! This location opened two years ago. Eggs are starting to get scrambled, as the heat increases. A bucketful of ice and cold water was a welcome addition here. |
A bank thermometer said "104F" on our ride back from Greeley. We got slightly lost, but found our way after a detour. One final photograph here of six "fried eggs" at end of a long but fun ride... |
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