Love the snow greetings from your part of the world. Know that I wouldn't be game enough to get out. Keep rolling safely in 2010, Wheeldancer! Happy New Year!
You are a serious, hard core nut! I love it. When I lived in Colorado and then Wyoming, I came to believe that's what mountain bikes were actually for: riding through snow and ice, i.e., bikes designed for winter.
Love the snow greetings from your part of the world. Know that I wouldn't be game enough to get out. Keep rolling safely in 2010, Wheeldancer! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteYou are a serious, hard core nut! I love it. When I lived in Colorado and then Wyoming, I came to believe that's what mountain bikes were actually for: riding through snow and ice, i.e., bikes designed for winter.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely holiday post! It makes me happy I was in warm sand dunes, however. Love the reclining snowman in the chaise lounge!
ReplyDeleteGroover - I suspect if you were here, we'd only see your wheel fading into the snowy distance. Happy New Year to you as well!
ReplyDeleteBadger - Always nice to be recognized by another serious, hard core nut :-).
Limes - Glad you liked it but I prefer the snow since the sand creates havoc with the machinery.
That's it I am going to go buy a box of Wheaties RIGHT NOW!
ReplyDeleteBASTARD!!
Awesome pic's W.D.
Oh, yeah! The sand plays hell with cameras, too.
ReplyDeleteThe chair on the left covered in snow looks like a deer or an an antelope... I'm not sure which?
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Wheel Dancer.
-B