Author: /u/Laissezfairechipmunk

Many years ago I used to eat at a place called Orlando’s on Hwy 6 in the Bear Creek area. They had a delicious spicy crawfish pasta with a creamy red sauce that would make my eyes water.

Anyone know of a place with something similar that’s actually spicy? I tried voodoo pasta at The Lost Cajun yesterday. Without just pouring hot sauce in it, it really lacked the heat I was expecting.

The only pasta that has come close was a habnero infused linguine I found at a local wine fest (since been discontinued unfortunately).

Can anyone recommend an easy bike trail on the NW side of town? I have a friend in her 70’s who just celebrated her birthday. She is practicing social distancing so we can’t take her out to eat or anything similar. I also have young kids so I wouldn’t be able to spend indoor time with her. She has a hybrid bike and had expressed interest in going for a bike ride so I thought that may be a good solution.

Since she’s older, I’m looking for something that’s not difficult and in the NW area. Riding around a neighborhood is just way too boring.

I was thinking maybe Kickerillo-Mischer or Telge park but I haven’t been to either so I’m not sure what, if any, good bike trails they may have. Or the trail along

Any suggestions?