Early solo ride planned; can't sleep

Tommy Homicide says:

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These damn sheep aren't worth a f@ck. I'm going to start shooting them.

Just make sure you leave enough for future nights... ;-)

Steve

Tommy Homicide said:

I have a solo ride up Indian Truck Trail planned for 6:00 a.m. Bike and gear
are already loaded up in the truck.

You're in SoCal? I haven't done Indian Truck Trail in 10 years. Last
time I was in 65 degree misty fog almost all the way up the back side of
Santiago Peak but then at about 5000 ft I broke through the clouds and
it was an incredible view from the top.

Greg
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Tommy Homicide said:

I have a solo ride up Indian Truck Trail planned for 6:00 a.m. Bike and
gear are already loaded up in the truck.

You're in SoCal? I haven't done Indian Truck Trail in 10 years. Last
time I was in 65 degree misty fog almost all the way up the back side of
Santiago Peak but then at about 5000 ft I broke through the clouds and
it was an incredible view from the top.

Greg

I just got down from ITT. I live nearby. Beautiful morning. There's nothing
like seeing the clouds from above them. I only ride up to the ridge line
(Main Divide TT) and down on my morning training rides. Some of the funnest
downhill I've found for a truck trail.

Had a great ride even though I didn't sleep worth a [censored]. Didn't make the
trailhead until about 7:30 but it was still nice and cool. Back feels much
better today.

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Tommy Homicide said:

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

Tommy Homicide said:

I have a solo ride up Indian Truck Trail planned for 6:00 a.m. Bike and
gear are already loaded up in the truck.

You're in SoCal? I haven't done Indian Truck Trail in 10 years. Last
time I was in 65 degree misty fog almost all the way up the back side of
Santiago Peak but then at about 5000 ft I broke through the clouds and
it was an incredible view from the top.

Greg

I just got down from ITT. I live nearby.

Ah, cool, my parents live in Temecula, I'm up here in Burbank.

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Beautiful morning. There's nothing
like seeing the clouds from above them. I only ride up to the ridge line
(Main Divide TT) and down on my morning training rides.

That's much more productive than what I've been doing lately.

Greg
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Destroy your safe and happy lives
Before it is too late
The battles we fought were long and hard
Just not to be consumed by rock'n'roll