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 Cycling in Rain Condition

Today I went to school in the morning in the rain. I slipped very easily in Dunedin because of all the ups and downs. I drove safely and did not have an accident. I use a road bike and was able to get to school very fast. On a rainy day I could get to school in 11 minutes. Tomorrow the weather is supposed to be sunny, so I thought I could go a little faster. The best thing is that the bike paths in Dunedin are very wide. I thought it was very safe and good for me. I will continue cycling in the future and I want to do it safely and have fun!


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