I started my day with some inline roller skating on the trails and streets of Pleasanton.

Today, for the first time in about 3 months, I strapped on my inline roller skates for a workout.

This week I strapped a headlight on to my skating helmet for better visibility and safety.

I skate on city streets where I can maintain 20 feet of distance from pedestrians, joggers, and bicyclists.

I spent this beautiful and sunny morning on my inline skates in San Ramon and Dublin.

This morning, during another inline skating session, I tried something new with my GoPro Max camera.

This morning I drove to San Ramon where I strapped on my inline skates and rolled for 10 miles.

I strapped on my inline skates in Pleasanton today and rolled for 10 miles.

I rolled for 10 miles on my inline roller skates in Pleasanton, near the Alameda County Fairgrounds.

While inline roller skating on the streets of Pleasanton, I used my new 360 degree camera for the first time.

At sunrise, there's almost no auto traffic for me to dodge when skating on the city streets.

Tri-skates are inline roller skates that have 3 wheels, instead of 4 wheels, on each skate.

I rolled for 6 miles on my inline skates on the San Francisco Bay Trail at the San Leandro shoreline.

I enjoyed 6 miles of inline roller skating in the afternoon sunshine at Crown Beach in Alameda.

This morning I enjoyed 8 miles of inline roller skating on the Iron Horse Trail in Dublin and San Ramon.

Lake Elizabeth is a man-made lake in Fremont's Central Park. A trail surrounds the lake.