
and the route didn't really work out.
Fixed the flat, topped it off at a local bike shop, moved on.
Discovered that Mukilteo Blvd is a signed bike route with healthy shoulders!
Tried to buy a ferry ticket with my "Orca Card," only to discover that Orca did not understand that I was an adult who ALSO had a bicycle. The kind lady called in my problem in order to get it fixed for future Orca Card Carrying Cyclists.
I still think ferries are fun.

When I got off the boat, I saw a bus-- and I like buses.
Especially FREE ones that take me up the big ol' hill to Langley!
And cappucinos.

I asked a lady where I should eat.
She told me, then thanked me for coming to Langley.

And all of the baristas were cute.
And I discovered this:

So I poked and poked and poked it,
because-- you know-- that looks like something that needs poking.
Walked three steps away to go look at the water and
BLAM-O!!
I didn't even look.
I just smirked.
A woman in a car said, "your tire.."
"Yeah, I know. Thanks. I was waiting for that to happen."
The End!