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Pedalasoreass (w)Rex: June 2012
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Last week's 'group' evening ride had me on the Ridgeline Trail. In Castle Rock for the 1st time. Fun, fast and flowy, especially fast if you were in the lead group, which I definitely wasn't. Rolled out to Bailey on Saturday to volunteer for the Hundo. Slow and I rode sweep for the single-track portion of the ride - starting at west end of CT and eventually (only 2 of the group) ending at the Platte River. About 16 miles in, I felt something strange on my left shoe. This time, the entire cleat surface ha...
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rockwaller Rog: February 2013
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A log of the quotidian. Saturday, February 9, 2013. The call of the chukar down the coulee. We weren't hunting chukar today, but figuratively they were calling us down the coulee, lap after lap of light dust powder on facet crunch. And we had to hike all the way back out. That's as far as the metaphor goes. More fatigued every time, but we didn't mind. Posted by william nesse. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Who writes this blog? View my complete profile. Salsa El Mariachi Review. Stay classy, Colorado.
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rockwaller Rog: The long conversation between passive microwave repeaters
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A log of the quotidian. Tuesday, November 29, 2011. The long conversation between passive microwave repeaters. East Repeater: You're looking pale. West Repeater: I always look pale over the city in fog or inversion, or so I'm told. East Repeater: Its been a long Autumn between you and I, and yes, the inversion suits you, but now is something different. Something's changed. Perhaps its just the wind making the scrub oak quiver at your base. East: Yeah, the signature of the wind rides on that carrier wave.
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rockwaller Rog: January 2013
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A log of the quotidian. Sunday, January 13, 2013. Bell's Canyon is a quiet place, far away from the crowds of Winter. Up to two feet of new snow, mostly at the lower- and mid-elevations, kept the world out. Peering into Coalpit from upper Bell's was another world- -frozen cold, quiet, barely a gust of wind. All the way up 5000 feet. Digging the trench. Posted by william nesse. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Who writes this blog? View my complete profile. Salsa El Mariachi Review. Stay classy, Colorado.
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Asheville Janes: The Palmetto Trail
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Thursday, April 05, 2012. I can't remember how I stumbled on the Palmetto Trail in South Carolina, but I did. Somehow it found me, and things worked out from there. I can't explain it, and won't attempt to, it kind of makes sense to me, and the mysteriousness surrounding it, is good enough. They dropped me off and I made my way through the city, over the bridge and out to my campsite for the night. I stopped by the Trek Concept Store to say hey to Ben Gruber. N: Who are you? Me: I'm Stephen, who are you?
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The Hedrick Clan: February 2010
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A central place for family to stay up to date on our comings and goings. Sunday, February 28, 2010. Vincent's 1st two wheeled bike ride. Yesterday we had my nephew Vincent over with Jennifer so he could learn how to ride a bike on two wheels. Vincent took his own bike apart some months back and lost some parts so we loaned him Ayla's. As you'll see below, the kid is a natural. Saturday, February 20, 2010. Just another week of ridin bikes and changing diapers. Tuesday, February 9, 2010. Fossilized footpri...
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The Hedrick Clan: 11 years and Rocky Mtn Nat'l Park
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A central place for family to stay up to date on our comings and goings. Wednesday, September 22, 2010. 11 years and Rocky Mtn Nat'l Park. This past weekend marked 11 years of marriage for Tabetha and me. Wow, how far we have come! Tabetha's lovely Ma and Cool Hand Step Pa came to town to watch the girls for us and give a much needed reprieve of the little ones for a couple of days. Tabetha found a beautiful Inn in the quaint little town of Niwot, about 45 minutes away from Rocky Mtn Nat'l Park. And gett...
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The Hedrick Clan: Fall Family Photos
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A central place for family to stay up to date on our comings and goings. Thursday, October 28, 2010. There is just something to be said for getting the family together, all pretty for the camera and saying the simple,"cheese" that can capture a moment in which we hope to live forever. The girls and their Daddy. Ayla out for a run. Sophie and the Triceratops. Leaves are so much fun to play in. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Goat in a Turtle Shell. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Feed. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Feed.
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The Hedrick Clan: July 2009
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A central place for family to stay up to date on our comings and goings. Monday, July 13, 2009. My Sweet Sophie at Lube's Bar-B-Q the day before. Ayla playing in one of the few snow patches remaining on Mt Evans. Funny thing while only a few patches remain here at 14,000 ft.there are still plenty of mountains below 12,000 ft that have snow cornices over 10 ft tall. That is until the mountain goats started showing themselves. Looking West towards Guanella Pass. Photo by Jim Jonas.Top of Jones Pass....
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Palmetto Solo Blog: May 2012
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Low Altitude Mountain Training. Wednesday, May 02, 2012. Saluda Mountain Passage - Preview. Great news on the trail front for the state of SC. It seems the diligent folks at the Palmetto Conservation Foundation. Have been hard at work extending the Palmetto Trail in the upstate. The Saluda Mountain Passage is a 9.1 mile section starting at Orchard Lake Campground. It looks to be a continuation of the Blue Wall and Poinsett Reservoir Passage. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Greenvill...
