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  1. Hartman Rocks officially opened last week and it's the earliest opening
    I can remember since moving here about 18 years ago. While that's a
    little concerning for the ongoing drought, upcoming fire season, and
    waning ski season, I figured I might as well make the best of it.
    I got my window on Sunday (after ditching some friends I was going to
    ski some lousy conditions with). I had clearance for the whole afternoon.
    I hopped on the SS and spun out to the trails solo. It was about 50
    degrees and a little windy, but once I got out to the rocks it was warm
    enough to pack away the shell and just wear shorts and short sleeves.
    I decided to hit the classics and did the following route: Jack's,
    Rattlesnake, Rocky Ridge, Luge, Josie's, Dirty Sock, Skyline, and then
    Rocky ridge and Jack's again on the way out. I saw a few people, but not
    that many and just rode without stopping almost the entire time (about 3
    hours).
    I got my inaugural shin/pedal bash and knee/top tube bash out of the way
    and otherwise had a pretty uneventful ride. I was totally beat by the
    end, and the last few climbs really had be (literally) grunting to get
    to the top. I cleaned most of the hard moves, but also had a few "d'oh"
    dabs on easier stuff that I'll chalk up to being rusty.
    All in all it was good. My legs are tired today. I just need them to be
    fresh again for the "Wednesday night sufferfest" road ride, but a couple
    of days of mellow townie riding should do the trick.

    Matt

  2. MattB said:

    Hartman Rocks officially opened last week and it's the earliest opening
    I can remember since moving here about 18 years ago. While that's a
    little concerning for the ongoing drought, upcoming fire season,

    Yeah, we already had a couple raging fires and it's only April. It's
    going to be a bad year unless we get some late rain.

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    waning ski season, I figured I might as well make the best of it.
    I got my window on Sunday (after ditching some friends I was going to
    ski some lousy conditions with). I had clearance for the whole afternoon.
    I hopped on the SS and spun out to the trails solo. It was about 50
    degrees and a little windy, but once I got out to the rocks it was warm
    enough to pack away the shell and just wear shorts and short sleeves.
    I decided to hit the classics and did the following route: Jack's,
    Rattlesnake, Rocky Ridge, Luge, Josie's, Dirty Sock, Skyline, and then
    Rocky ridge and Jack's again on the way out. I saw a few people, but not
    that many and just rode without stopping almost the entire time (about 3
    hours).
    I got my inaugural shin/pedal bash and knee/top tube bash out of the way
    and otherwise had a pretty uneventful ride. I was totally beat by the
    end, and the last few climbs really had be (literally) grunting to get
    to the top. I cleaned most of the hard moves, but also had a few "d'oh"
    dabs on easier stuff that I'll chalk up to being rusty.
    All in all it was good. My legs are tired today. I just need them to be
    fresh again for the "Wednesday night sufferfest" road ride, but a couple
    of days of mellow townie riding should do the trick.

    Nice!

    Greg

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