Day 130. Sept 1. Saturday. On the farm.

I have to say the weathermen here in Ohio are way off more than they are on.  We listened to the 6am weather and no rain forecasted until late afternoon.

I had planned to ride into town this morning and do a few errands since I wasn’t needed for today’s project.  Well by 7:30 it was pouring down rain.  And I mean pouring hard.  I couldn’t believe it.  I got a late start into town waiting for things to dry off a bit.

I have come down with a bad case of poison ivy from the wood we worked in.  So I went to an urgent care place to see if I could get something to help me.  My anti-itch cream is not cutting it.  I walked in and within a minute or two, the skies opened up again.  Unreal.

I have poison ivy on my face, arms, and hands.  Don’t know how I got it on my face because I wiped the sweat off with a bandana that didn’t touch my hands.  But it is worse there than anywhere else.  I woke up at 4am with the itching driving me crazy.  So the doc gave me a nine day prescription for steroids to dry it up.  Hope it works soon.

After lunch, I went home with Cathy to help with canning apples.  We got a lot done before BJ came to take me home.

The guys were hauling gravel and they had at least four heavy rain showers from 7:30 til when BJ picked me up around five.  Made their work less than fun to do.

5.4 miles today.  3775.6 total

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Author: bikeral2000

Retired musician, now gardener and cyclist.

2 thoughts on “Day 130. Sept 1. Saturday. On the farm.”

  1. Get a shot. I had it very bad once and after a week of trying to deal with it without any luck I got a shot and I cleared up over night. I’m surprised that the doctor gave you a cream because most likely you’ll get more “blossoms. In Florida that p. ivy grows in yards if you dont watch it and its common practice to get a shot which I hate too. But it’s one of those nuisance!

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