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Does that make me a r/pelotonalcoholic? Thank god for u/herhor or else I'd have no idea what's going on in the real world.

Sleep locations

Arrival, North, and West

1. Brussels – Probably typical touristy stuff – chocolate factory, maybe Delirium Tremens beer hall. Jourdan french-fry stand.

2. Antwerp & Museums + Westmalle Brewery

3. Ghent: Museums & Food Moules Frites are classy – possible cobbles

4. Bruges & Battlefields – possible cobbles

5. Maybe Ypres - Possible trip into France for Dunkirk or Calais

6. Westvleteren Abby then Rodenbach – Stop in Oudenaard – possible cobbles

-Somewhere in Here… Cobbles- So we could throw in some rides here no problem. If we wanted to take western stuff, we could do part of the Gent-Wevelgem around day 3 or 4. If we wanted to do eastern stuff, we could do parts of the to

Who's your favorite Italian drunk?

Wait a minute... I mean what's your favorite Italian drink? Besides wine, that's too easy. Recommend some mixed drinks or liqueurs to enjoy over the next 3 weeks!

Results

• ProCyclingStats
• Official Results

Videos and GIFs

• Full stage, action starts around 3:04:20
• Highlights

Race Reports

• [Exclusive r/peloton Race Report by ShroomCow](https://www.reddit.com/r/peloton/comments/5pzcpl/results_thread_vuelta_a_san_juan_stage_2/dcv1oik/) (English!)
• ESCiclismo (Span

What is this subreddit for? Good question actually! Here's a couple ideas though:

• Post cycling-related drinking games or make up your own
• Discuss cycling-related beers or other drinks, like Fat Tire, Radler, or the classic Oude Kwaremont
• Talk about what to drink at a bike race (hopefully you're not riding in the race)
• ???

But seriously, if you have a problem with alcohol, we can talk about that too if you'd like. If you have a problem with biking, maybe we can help there too! Finally, don't drink and bike. Any type of CUI/BUI/CWI/BWI is just bad news. You'll kill yourself or someone else!

Hello, I've been a lurker here for a while but this is my first post. I have a ficus (benjamina, I think?) that I adopted when my mom was getting ready to move last year. I just wanted to show the progression of it over the past year and get some advice on where I might go from here.

In the past it was always kept inside, in a (really) sunny south window. Still, it was not in great shape and had never (or barely ever) been repotted, fertilized, or trimmed in any way. It had some kind of ugly windswept look going on with it.

I took the tree home last summer and put it in my own front window. By August, it had started improving and was doing quite well ([first pic