If you ignore science, it's like you're trying to convince us of Intelligent Design...
dforbes said:
Well, boys and girls, this is what separates us from the gods; Kris goes riding and has to worry about landing on naked ladies - you and I have to watch we don't land in dog [censored].....
We had the same fog at our morning muni ride, Jon...Eyal took some pricy pix on the most life-threatening trail in San Diego. How come you don't like the tire?
We had the same fog at our morning muni ride, Jon...Eyal took some pricy pix on the most life-threatening trail in San Diego. How come you don't like the tire?
yeah.
luckily we were also mostly above it.
then it got hot and all the fog went away.
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We had the same fog at our morning muni ride, Jon...Eyal took some pricy pix on the most life-threatening trail in San Diego. How come you don't like the tire?
Nice shots. I've seen that many times in the Angeles National Forest, owing to my old schedule of riding in the morning before work...The sunrise above a sea of clouds by itself almost makes it worth getting up that early. The riding seals the deal.
15 million people under those clouds. And I didn't see a single soul that morning.
Nice shots. I've seen that many times in the Angeles National Forest, owing to my old schedule of riding in the morning before work...The sunrise above a sea of clouds by itself almost makes it worth getting up that early. The riding seals the deal.
15 million people under those clouds. And I didn't see a single soul that morning.
Nice shots. I've seen that many times in the Angeles National Forest, owing to my old schedule of riding in the morning before work...The sunrise above a sea of clouds by itself almost makes it worth getting up that early. The riding seals the deal.
15 million people under those clouds. And I didn't see a single soul that morning.
Well Jon, pictures would sum up the ride way better than words. The ride involved bush-whacking past no trespassing signs, onto a dirt road that leads to a trail that some downhiller's put some serious work into. The top of the trail offers a good variety of steep and extremely fast rocky sections, smooth winding zigs, and jumps of different sizes. The bottom of the trail shoots straight down and consists of a sequence of all or nothing, 7-12 ft. boulder drops, with little to no space in between to slow down. Ladders go up and down the rocks like a fricken rollercoaster. I just stared at all of this stuff as usual. The high-light was Miles spotting his landing down an 8 ft. drop that lead immediately to what I shall call the "dial 911" rock. He got spooked by a bee and after swatting it frantically and running away, he came back and nailed the drop with a perfect landing. All in all it was a good ride, though I must admit I was pretty lazy. I'll post pictures if I get em from Eyal.
Well Jon, pictures would sum up the ride way better than words. The ride involved bush-whacking past no trespassing signs, onto a dirt road that leads to a trail that some downhiller's put some serious work into. The top of the trail offers a good variety of steep and extremely fast rocky sections, smooth winding zigs, and jumps of different sizes. The bottom of the trail shoots straight down and consists of a sequence of all or nothing, 7-12 ft. boulder drops, with little to no space in between to slow down. Ladders go up and down the rocks like a fricken rollercoaster. I just stared at all of this stuff as usual. The high-light was Miles spotting his landing down an 8 ft. drop that lead immediately to what I shall call the "dial 911" rock. He got spooked by a bee and after swatting it frantically and running away, he came back and nailed the drop with a perfect landing. All in all it was a good ride, though I must admit I was pretty lazy. I'll post pictures if I get em from Eyal.
Well Jon, pictures would sum up the ride way better than words. The ride involved bush-whacking past no trespassing signs, onto a dirt road that leads to a trail that some downhiller's put some serious work into. The top of the trail offers a good variety of steep and extremely fast rocky sections, smooth winding zigs, and jumps of different sizes. The bottom of the trail shoots straight down and consists of a sequence of all or nothing, 7-12 ft. boulder drops, with little to no space in between to slow down. Ladders go up and down the rocks like a fricken rollercoaster. I just stared at all of this stuff as usual. The high-light was Miles spotting his landing down an 8 ft. drop that lead immediately to what I shall call the "dial 911" rock. He got spooked by a bee and after swatting it frantically and running away, he came back and nailed the drop with a perfect landing. All in all it was a good ride, though I must admit I was pretty lazy. I'll post pictures if I get em from Eyal.
The bottom of the trail shoots straight down and consists of a sequence of all or nothing, 7-12 ft. boulder drops, with little to no space in between to slow down. Ladders go up and down the rocks like a fricken rollercoaster. I just stared at all of this stuff as usual. The high-light was Miles spotting his landing down an 8 ft. drop that lead immediately to what I shall call the "dial 911" rock. He got spooked by a bee and after swatting it frantically and running away, he came back and nailed the drop with a perfect landing.
The bottom of the trail shoots straight down and consists of a sequence of all or nothing, 7-12 ft. boulder drops, with little to no space in between to slow down. Ladders go up and down the rocks like a fricken rollercoaster. I just stared at all of this stuff as usual. The high-light was Miles spotting his landing down an 8 ft. drop that lead immediately to what I shall call the "dial 911" rock. He got spooked by a bee and after swatting it frantically and running away, he came back and nailed the drop with a perfect landing.
