Latin (tem-pu̇s-ˈfü-git): Time Flies
Eric & Doug chomping at the bitOriginally uploaded by Big Dadoo It’s early. Some are still trying to sleep. But the keeners in the room next door are up and revving up the bikes in the parking lot. I think they slept in their cycling gear. As the ranch is not fully open for the Read More …
I had the GPS on capturing our ride tracks for the Saturday afternoon MDH ride, and all of the Sunday Buffalo Gap trail ride. You can install Google Earth here and then check out our ride. Unfortunatly, no tracks for the Saturday a.m. ride on the MDH II. Photos are on flickr.
Well the first trip to the Maah Daah Hey trail is over and we’re on our way home. This years ride was dry and sunny all weekend long as opposed to last years mud fest. Our hosts at the Buffalo Gap Ranch we’re awesome and treated us to some excellent steak meals. We consumed quite Read More …
We’re getting ready to head out tonight to Medora, North Dakota to ride the Maah Daah Hey trail. I think all the riders are really pumped about the trip as we’ll be riding the new MDH II section of the trail and the conditions are reported to be dry and fast! I know somebody who Read More …
In a little over a week, we’ll be going to the Maah Daah Hey trail and most likely riding on the new MDH II section for the 1st time. What does the trail look like? Watch the video.
Took this photo a couple of days ago when it was very sunny and warm on a lunchtime walk. Not like tonight where it’s trying hard to snow again! Noooooo!
Going the DistanceOriginally uploaded by Big Dadoo Saturday was a great day for getting out on the bikes. The weather was warm, sunny and the snow was almost totally gone. In the morning Eric called and we took the mountain bikes out for a spin down South Drive. we got a little wet but managed Read More …
Well, the first road ride outside in 2010. Scott and I did a few laps around Birds Hill Park this afternoon. The road was mainly dry and clear and the temperature was a pleasant +3 with light winds. It felt good to get back out on the road and off the indoor trainer. However, I Read More …
It was a long, slow painful demise. First he went blind (lost his button eyes), then he suffered through a double amputation (both his stick arms fell off), but a remarkable surgical procedure managed to re-attach one of his arms. Then, he suffered a stroke (fell over), but made a good recovery for a few Read More …
In my mind there is nothing more boring that riding a trainer indoors, alone. The time just drags on and on and on. Each tick of the clock seems like an eternity. I’ve tried watching TV, no help. I’m usually listening to a podcast which helps somewhat for the first 30-40 minutes and then I Read More …