Pappy, where bouts you at? Were supposed to get 2-5 inches here at 4500 ft....bout that time ![Skiiing :skiiing: :skiiing:](/data/assets/smilies/skiiing.gif)
we have about 10 ski resorts within a 1.5 hr radius
![Skiiing :skiiing: :skiiing:](/data/assets/smilies/skiiing.gif)
we have about 10 ski resorts within a 1.5 hr radius
Evenin fellaz. It's but ass cold and icy hear. Rain turned to sleet just in time or things would be a lot worse. Only got about 1/8 inch of ice before the sleet hit.
I think you need to fill out a last will and testament and leave everything to your good friend joesy just in case you don't return from one of these crazy trips you do. maybe wear a homing devise so we can find your remains. don't want some poor buzzard getting poisoned from eating your carcassthats a really dangerous way to heat your house,good way to die in your sleep...be careful...
thats why i fell both times doc,my cleat engaged at just the wrong moment,if i had been able to stand up quick enough i probably could have horsed the pedals over enough to keep moving but you lose traction as soon as you stand up....i just need more dirt time is all,the ogre is great on dirt roads and smoother terrain...or just one thing at a time,rocky is fine as long as its not rough and loose...rough is fine as long as its not steep as well...you see where im going with this...the ogre is a fine mountain bike,but is much better suited to dirt roads or actual trails...
well good thing i have the camber now then,its much more at home it the kind of stuff i rode today...alot of it may have actually been fun on a full suspension bike...
tomorrow back on the road bike for a long slow ride,i have a nice 30 mile loop in mind i should be able to finish in 2 hours,doesnt matter,im after 2 hours of easy pedaling time...if it goes to 2 1/2 hours thats fine...the point is to take it easy and not kill yourself...sunday i want to do a long hill climb out to the west mesa...been fun riding around here as my range has expanded...just getting to the interesting parts of all this now,being able to tackle 3-4 hour rides..working my way up to 8 hour days in the saddle....i should be able to cover a good bit of ground in that amount of time...
i always ride with a survival kit in my pack,first aid kit,mylar blanket,rescue whistle,fire starting stuff,food,water,a multi tool and a flashlight and Tampons ....
stuffed and babbling again...cooked a turkey breast with mash taters and sausage and corn bread stuffing and squash and gravy and green beans.....and theres an apple cobbler waiting....