I was back on the bike trail today. Yesterday was a day off.
Actually, I was on the trail twice today.
I knew it as chilly, but figured I could get away with shorts and a long sleeved t-shirt. It took around 20 feet to realize, I was going to be very uncomfortable.
I rode to the car, put the bike on the rack and headed home to change. I was back ten minutes later and quickly on the trail again, heading north.
Traffic on the trail is very weather dependent. Even on a Sunday afternoon, clouds and temps in the 50s kept the trail sparsely traveled.
Almost immediately after heading out, I felt the cumulative effects of pedaling in my legs. That isn’t a good sign. My body has been taxed starting this new exercise routine and one day off wasn’t enough.
I made the decision to ride through it, taking it easy, but trying to make at least the distance I’d covered last week.
In the end, I rode seven miles in 40 minutes. That’s one mile more than my last measured ride. I felt every inch. Back in the parking lot, I was a little light headed.
I carried my little i-gotu GPS tracker in a pocket today. It’s pretty cool and very easy to use (there’s only one button). I just wish there was an easy way to calculate my distance ridden. It can be done, but the method I use is a pain.
After downloading the data onto my laptop, and then uploading a small file, Google gladly spit out the map you see below. If you zoom in, you can see it’s really two paths – up and back (with some overlap).
Hi, just a small question. Does the i-gotu add the Geo-Tags either to the EXIF Data of the Image or Flickr automatically? cheers fipsy
Microsoft Pro Photo Tools does it for free as does gpisync from Google Code.
thanks for the fast answer! 😉
Yes. It’s possible to geotag the photo using the software that comes with i-gotU device