Some of the life lessons learned by participants in the OWLS biking activities are that each of us is a key member of the team and we cannot accomplish our goals unless we all do our part, regardless of how trivial it may seem. Perseverance is something else that a long trail ride teaches in a very effective fashion since, if someone decides to quit, their only choice is to remain off the trail in a place that is likely unfamiliar and uncomfortable. Biking also gives the kids a chance to feel good about reaching goals and many opportunities to see facets of creation and the interaction of God's creatures as they make their way at a much slower pace than life in the city usually affords.
Tony with some of the kids from the Walton ministry.
"Just how far is it to ride around the block?" Answer - "About 7.5 miles."
Showing biking prowess at Brownwood Park.
Resting on the New River Trail
One of the spots where the New River Trail follows a tunnel through the mountain
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