Today would be the last of the easy days. It was also the last day we’d be at higher elevations so the moderate temperatures were going to end. The hut for today’s end was on private property. We’d have access to a shower too, that was sounding pretty darn great at this point. It was…
Category: Touring
San Juan Huts – Day 3
Today was a very chill day. Dean and Johnny B left about thirty minutes before Prosser and I rolled out. Carl, Matt and Colby were going to do the optional singletrack sections today. I wasn’t in the mood to deal with my seatbag rubbing against my tire and I think Prosser was a bit tired…
San Juan Huts – Day 2
You know what the best way to start a ride is after a brutal climb the day before? Descend around two thousand feet in a few miles to start your morning on day two! It was nice to drop back down below 9,000′ first thing. Today was a fairly easy day of rolling along gravel…
COVID-19 Wk 51: Rail(ing) Trailing It
It is getting to that time of the year/season when I am tired of “riding” my bike on the indoor trainer. As I get more and more rides outside, and daylight savings approaches, returning to the garage for another trainer session becomes less and less appealing. Work really wore me down this week. I was…
COVID-19 Wk 23: Out & About
Obviously the biggest news this last week was the Democratic National Convention to officially nominate Joe Biden as their presidential pick. I honestly didn’t watch any of it and only caught the highlights on the news. The reason being I already know who I am voting for in November. Nothing will change my mind. You…
Had Some Time to Kill
Well don’t panic or get into a tizzy based on the header picture. While Mia was in NH the other week I took some time to run down to the local RV dealer and check out a couple of the models that have been catching my eye. We have not bought anything at this time…
ON & OFF RHODES 