I went and cluttered up my "With Abandon" bike adventure site with more 
posts, so here are the specific posts with the hats, proving that indeed 
the hat makes the ride.

Blue Bonnet (sort of a newsboy equivalent)
https://thegrid.ai/with-abandon/spring-splash-grocery-run/

Tiley (sort of a Panama equivalent)
https://thegrid.ai/with-abandon/rampart-reservoir-run/

Islay Steve, Happy Easter to you as well! When we toured Scotland, my wife, 
my 75 year-old cousin, and I hired bikes on Islay and toured each of those 
wondrous distilleries (they are only a mile a part, as you no doubt know). 
Fortunately, all the whisky sampling (always ask to sample the more 
exclusive runs so you a) get more and b) know where to spend your money on 
whisky that can't be got in the US) we did straightened out the previously 
winding coastal road, so our trip back to the B and B was easier. Grin. Pro 
tip: when hiring a bike, check that the handlebars are tight in the stem, 
or at least have the proper (and if necessary, ancient) tools required to 
properly tighten it. Barring either of those, bashing your bike handlebars 
onto the asphalt road to lodge them more securely in the stem is preferable 
to a "dri-stane" wall, which will topple and free the sheep. Whisky, of 
course, helps the entire situation.

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