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TelluRIDE MountainFilm and Muni Festival

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  1. Last weekend, we attended the 26th annual 'MountainFilm Festival'
    (http://www.mountainfilm.org/) in Telluride, Colorado. It's the largest
    festival of mountain related films in the US and they've played Unicycle
    videos like Into the Thunder Dragon and Unizaba in years past. There is
    a large and active community of unicycle riders in Telluride, perhaps
    the largest density of riders anywhere? I don't know the actual count of
    riders, but the population of the town is only 2000 and seeing someone
    riding a unicycle there is VERY common.

    Beau and I brought our Munis and got out several times on the local
    trails. Megumi went riding everyday on her Coker. There were a couple of
    interesting events as part of the festival too: a Unicycle Hockey game
    on Main St (sponsored by 'Honry Toad' (http://www.hornytoad.com/)), and
    a clinic/demo given by Kris Holm and 'Hans 'No Way' Rey'
    (http://www.hansrey.com/). This demo must have been a little strange for
    Hans Rey as it was two unicyclists and one biker, and unicyclists
    outnumbered bikers in the audience by 10 to 1 or so. He put on a
    fantastic show though - a true professional. He and Kris alternated
    explaining techniques and tricks. They were later joined by local rider
    John Sapp for the demonstration. Even with such an amazing biker as Hans
    Rey, John and Kris made sure the audience saw that unicycles can pretty
    much match bikes as far as impressive and technical riding.

    We went on several Muni rides with and without the local riders but
    didn't by any means get to sample all the great trails. This area would
    be awesome for a Muni weekend sometime.

    'Here are some photos.'
    (http://community.webshots.com/album/149106490ctrELG)

    ---Nathan

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