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Date Posted: 03:37:45 11/07/01 Wed
Author: Holroyd
Subject: Greetings from Asheville

Not long ago I rode my recumbent bicycle on the grounds of the Asheville School. It was a Sunday and the castrati were singing cheek to cheek in the chapel, the air was crisp, and the sky swept clear of fleecy clouds seemed to suspend the choir's music in what I used to feel was a belljar. One can't see the school from any road. It's its own village. The recumbent bike is a strange thing. For a view of it: http://www.geocities.com/isolani/BikeE.html
Anyway, got a clearly belligerent gaze from a faculty member trodding toward chapel. I suppose there's a rule about alum-recumbent-riding on campus during chapel hours.

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