The temps were chilly but the friendship was warm and I know how to dress so the cold doesn't set me back even when my toes get a little cold.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Single track repose
Still basking in the glow of three days riding some of the finest single-track courtesy of CAMBA and their work in the Chequamegon National Forest.
The temps were chilly but the friendship was warm and I know how to dress so the cold doesn't set me back even when my toes get a little cold.
The temps were chilly but the friendship was warm and I know how to dress so the cold doesn't set me back even when my toes get a little cold.
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Ahhhh....CAMBA
ReplyDeleteI'm envious.
ReplyDelete-B
Every trail system (that is not home) looks better! I guess the dirt is always browner....er.... something.
ReplyDeleterlove2bike - Yes, ahhhh
ReplyDeleteBluenoser - It could be on the path of your upcoming sojourn...
HWB - Funny, I think that when I read your posts, particularly in the dead of winter when mine are encased in three feet of snow and yours are just brown. Hmmm, almost sounds like a vacation plan doesn't it?