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  1. My wife and I rode a few of the many trails at White Ranch today. It's
    not far outside of Golden, Colorado and is one of my favorite parks in
    the area for riding. Check it out if you have a chance.

    I took more pics during climbs, not because I needed the rest, really.
    Okay, having a camera makes for a great excuse to stop. :-7

    Go to the Biking section of <http://www.sunastar.com/>. My new little
    camera survived today's ride even with my bike landing on top of me, so
    I'll keep doing pics.

    T o m Dillon
    Lakewood, CO
    Z to S to email

  2. "Sunastar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    My wife and I rode a few of the many trails at White Ranch today. It's
    not far outside of Golden, Colorado and is one of my favorite parks in
    the area for riding. Check it out if you have a chance.

    I took more pics during climbs, not because I needed the rest, really.
    Okay, having a camera makes for a great excuse to stop. :-7

    Go to the Biking section of <http://www.sunastar.com/>. My new little
    camera survived today's ride even with my bike landing on top of me, so
    I'll keep doing pics.

    T o m Dillon
    Lakewood, CO
    Z to S to email

    Nice pictures, good to see green, things are not good in So-Cal mountains.
    Very dry and the bark beetle has our forests looking raged.

  3. Dean sez:

    Quoted message said:

    Nice pictures, good to see green, things are not good in So-Cal mountains.
    Very dry and the bark beetle has our forests looking raged.

    Thanks. It's been really dry here until the last month or so, and as
    Monique has pointed out, it's been raining on weekends more than would
    seem probable. It's a real bummer about the beetles there.

    T o m Dillon
    Lakewood, CO
    Z to S to email

  4. Sweet pix.

    I lived in Boulder for Summer '92 and we rode White Ranch all the time.
    Great place!

  5. Sunastar said:

    My wife and I rode a few of the many trails at White Ranch today. It's
    not far outside of Golden, Colorado and is one of my favorite parks in
    the area for riding. Check it out if you have a chance.

    I took more pics during climbs, not because I needed the rest, really.
    Okay, having a camera makes for a great excuse to stop. :-7

    Go to the Biking section of <http://www.sunastar.com/>. My new little
    camera survived today's ride even with my bike landing on top of me, so
    I'll keep doing pics.

    T o m Dillon
    Lakewood, CO
    Z to S to email

    Nice pics Tom.

    --
    Craig Brossman, Durango Colorado
    remove "mydebt" to reply

  6. On 2004-08-01, Sunastar penned:

    Quoted message said:

    My wife and I rode a few of the many trails at White Ranch today. It's
    not far outside of Golden, Colorado and is one of my favorite parks in
    the area for riding. Check it out if you have a chance.

    I took more pics during climbs, not because I needed the rest, really.
    Okay, having a camera makes for a great excuse to stop. :-7

    Go to the Biking section of <http://www.sunastar.com/>. My new little
    camera survived today's ride even with my bike landing on top of me,
    so I'll keep doing pics.

    Are these the four waterbars on Maverick right after a teeny-tiny water
    crossing? I remember them well. I was at a clinic with an instructor
    and two other newbie riders. It took me something like four or five
    tries, but I finally cleared them all in one go. Then I rode up to
    Tonya's bike and saw a snake sunning itself right next to it. Tonya was
    not pleased! The snake, miffed that we didn't make it welcome,
    slithered off into the grass.

    I need to go back to that place. I think I've been mildly scared of it
    ever since The Fall (which happened right before the four waterbars).

    --
    monique

    "Get a bicycle. You will not regret it, if you live."
    -- Mark Twain

  7. On 2004-08-02, Monique Y. Mudama penned:

    Quoted message said:


    Are these the four waterbars on Maverick right after a teeny-tiny
    water crossing? I remember them well. I was at a clinic with an
    instructor and two other newbie riders. It took me something like
    four or five tries, but I finally cleared them all in one go. Then I
    rode up to Tonya's bike and saw a snake sunning itself right next to
    it. Tonya was not pleased! The snake, miffed that we didn't make it
    welcome, slithered off into the grass.

    I need to go back to that place. I think I've been mildly scared of
    it ever since The Fall (which happened right before the four
    waterbars).

    Er, a link would be helpful:

    http://www.sunastar.com/Areas/Biking/White_Ranch/White_Ranch-Pages/Image18.html

    --
    monique

    "Get a bicycle. You will not regret it, if you live."
    -- Mark Twain

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