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  1. Rode some new stuff on Sunday. Under threat from the eco-
    freaks who want the area classified as protected watershed
    or some such silly thing.

    It's remote and empty. Lotsa bushwhacking as the trail is
    really overgrown. Pollen falling like snow.

    The start:
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0268.jpg

    Looking for Robin Hood, and still climbing.
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0269.jpg

    One of the more open sections of trail, with Mike
    disappearing back into the maze in the distance.
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0272.jpg

    Momentarily out of the maze and onto some rockiness on the
    spine
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0274.jpg

    Pollen shots:
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0275.jpg
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0276.jpg
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0277.jpg
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0283.jpg
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0288.jpg

    Back into the maze again

    petefagerlin.comDSCN0279.jpg
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0281.jpg
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0286.jpg

    Looking back along the trail.
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0289.jpg

    Looking down the trail, heading towards the final drop down
    to into the creek drainage.
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0290.jpg

    Last picture, just before the real fun started and my camera
    stayed in the pack.
    petefagerlin.comDSCN0291.jpg

  2. "P e t e F a g e r l i n" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Rode some new stuff on Sunday. Under threat from the eco-
    freaks who want the area classified as protected watershed
    or some such silly thing.

    It's remote and empty. Lotsa bushwhacking as the trail is
    really overgrown. Pollen falling like snow.

    The start:


    <snip!>

    Nice pics...

  3. Anus said:

    Nice pics...

    You kissing Pete's ass, Anus?

    Bill "slow afternoon" S.

  4. P e t e F a g e r l i n said:

    Rode some new stuff on Sunday. Under threat from the eco-
    freaks who want the area classified as protected watershed
    or some such silly thing.

    great pics.

    If you are interested, this program will make you a nice
    index.htm with thumbs linked to fullsize pics. Descriptions
    if you want too. Makes it super easy to share a large # of
    pics. Just put the ones you want to show in a folder, run
    the program, then upload the whole folder to your webspace.
    Then link to the index, and you're done. sitting-sitting-
    duck.home.comcast.net/thumbnailgen.zip

  5. P e t e F a g e r l i n said:

    Looking down the trail, heading towards the final drop
    down to into the creek drainage. petefagerlin.-petefagerlin.-
    com/images/cachecreek/DSCN0290.jpg

    Cool new stuff. You guys are up high.

    Is that east of Ukiah?

    Greg

  6. "sittingduck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    P e t e F a g e r l i n said:

    Rode some new stuff on Sunday. Under threat from the eco-
    freaks who want the area classified as protected
    watershed or some such silly thing.

    great pics.

    If you are interested, this program will make you a nice
    index.htm with thumbs linked to fullsize pics.
    Descriptions if you want too. Makes it


    super

    Quoted message said:

    easy to share a large # of pics. Just put the ones you
    want to show in a folder, run the program, then upload the
    whole folder to your webspace.


    Then

    Quoted message said:

    link to the index, and you're done. sitting-sitting-
    duck.home.comcast.net/thumbnailgen.zip

    Uh...thanks.

    Yeah, I know how to create thumbs, etc., etc. At least I
    think I know how to do it, given the content of my site. I
    prefer running an action in PS and then adding a behavior
    via Dreamweaver.

    I just haven't gotten around to doing it right for that
    ride. Yet.

  7. "G.T." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    P e t e F a g e r l i n said:

    Looking down the trail, heading towards the final drop
    down to into the creek drainage. petefagerli-petefagerli-
    n.com/images/cachecreek/DSCN0290.jpg

    Cool new stuff. You guys are up high.

    Is that east of Ukiah?

    Give the man a prize.

    Actually Southeast of Ukiah, or slightly Northwest of Lake
    Berryessa. You can mapquest the town of Rumsey, and the
    trailhead is about 8 miles north.

    While it feels quite high and "out there" due to the
    terrain, max elevation is only around 3k. The benchmark
    photo was 2860.

  8. p e t e f a g e r l i n said:

    Uh...thanks.

    Yeah, I know how to create thumbs, etc., etc. At least I
    think I know how to do it, given the content of my site. I
    prefer running an action in PS and then adding a behavior
    via Dreamweaver.

    I just haven't gotten around to doing it right for that
    ride. Yet.

    Ah, sorry.... I didn't bother checking out your site, it
    looks nice. Maybe the thumbnail generator will help some of
    the lesser skilled picture posters.

  9. "p e t e f a g e r l i n" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    "G.T." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    P e t e F a g e r l i n said:

    Looking down the trail, heading towards the final drop
    down to into the creek drainage. petefager-petefager-
    lin.com/images/cachecreek/DSCN0290.jpg

    Cool new stuff. You guys are up high.

    Is that east of Ukiah?

    Give the man a prize.

    Actually Southeast of Ukiah, or slightly Northwest of Lake
    Berryessa. You can mapquest the town of Rumsey, and the
    trailhead is about 8 miles north.

    While it feels quite high and "out there" due to the
    terrain, max elevation is only around 3k. The benchmark
    photo was 2860.

    Looks way cool. I really enjoy that overgrown, hard to
    follow singletrack. Well kept secrets are a good thing,
    especially in the Granola Bar.

    JD

  10. JD said:

    "p e t e f a g e r l i n"
    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    "G.T." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    P e t e F a g e r l i n wrote:
    >
    >
    > Looking down the trail, heading towards the final drop
    > down to into the creek drainage. petefagerl-petefagerl-
    > in.com/images/cachecreek/DSCN0290.jpg
    >
    >

    Cool new stuff. You guys are up high.

    Is that east of Ukiah?

    Give the man a prize.

    Actually Southeast of Ukiah, or slightly Northwest of
    Lake Berryessa. You can mapquest the town of Rumsey, and
    the trailhead is about 8 miles north.

    While it feels quite high and "out there" due to the
    terrain, max elevation is only around 3k. The benchmark
    photo was 2860.

    Looks way cool. I really enjoy that overgrown, hard to
    follow singletrack. Well kept secrets are a good thing,
    especially in the Granola Bar.

    JD

    it's not like Ukiah is close to anything.....

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