maybe, if so it will be early.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggins
glad to hear back in the saddle.
Kmart pass this winter?
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maybe, if so it will be early.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggins
glad to hear back in the saddle.
Kmart pass this winter?
Si, si, for sure. Already bought 'em.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
We'll be there early Sat in the hopes of getting Sarah on a particular demo.
Can't believe I'm agreeing with big G on this one :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gepeto
I have yet to see the pics from that fairly epic slog we did with Peruvian and friends (slide zone, birch forests, etc) last winter. That would be some good summer stoke for sure.
Look at Butta, going all whiskey and blunts! I am going on a wagon ride in the fall around first flakes for a while. For myself it is watching what I eat, working a lot and forcing a ride after work instead of sitting down. And riding out farther, till I have to suffer on the return.
Have a good time at Stab, no festivals for me, cannot stand large group rides. Especially with strangers. I would be up for a GMT ride soon, perfect place for a long steady climb to the top. They even have bunks for a nap at the summit.
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Didn't dig out the La Vie Claire jersey, but I might. All hail Greg.
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#niceselfie
Sorry if this has been asked/answered many times: wtf is it with the flats and the rollers?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
Might have something to do with the two Coors light cans in the bottom of the pic!!
My observation of the off road forays has been that it is a combo of driver inattention, light snow/inadequate tires, speeding [posted 35/40 but average speed is around 51 mph] and of course, drinking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harvey44
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Nice hat!
Under 185 this AM. Yesterday's 92F temps and the after-work 42 miles with just Skratch in the bottles really helped. "Ground speed" on the climbs is still pretty slow, but the revs are working better so there is hope.
^^^Color me impressed in those conditions.
Sounds like fun! Although I would most likely be in the " just want to hang out and do some other shit" camp since I don't really climb or mtb.Quote:
Originally Posted by ml242
Spotted this hungry raptor on a wire, missed the kill shot
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3:14 AM and someone was shining a light in my window, so I shot it.
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Looks like you got two hits... but slightly off center. Nice shots.
In other semi-winter related news, I saw an acorn fall yesterday. Won't be long!
Well I am slightly off center, so par for course. Awesome day bob 64` with a mix of sun and clouds, breezy and no humidity. Taking the day off to play and drink some beers [picked up a case and a half of SOS yesterday].
Taking some Greenheads into the woods on Sunday...things to do and thirst must be slaked.
I had a job interview in Burlington this AM so I picked up a howler of the Belgian at Drop In Brewing on the way home. Now I'm taste testing it against my Belgian enkel.
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It seems to hold up. 😜
Good luck on the job front, that would be an awesome move. But are you ready to put Bolton on the next home brew?
That would probably work for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by ml242
The job would be working from home, so no need to change the logo.Quote:
Originally Posted by ml242
Is skiing content allowed during the depths on the non-ski season?
If so, then even though I am sincerely reluctant to start thinking about the 2015-16 ski season already, especially after having finished my 2014-15 season only couple weeks ago, I've had to start planning some dates, so here goes for anyone who might be interested in any of the following:
"Module 1" portion of my "Level 1" Avalanche Safety Course:
- October 24 (Saturday) at Northfield Mtn MA.
- Can serve either as refresher (since the extensive pre-course homework means no ppt bs on stuff you already know) or as the classroom prep for field sessions of a L1 course.
- Much more info here: http://avycourse.blogspot.com/
Eastern Snow & Avalanche Workshop ("ESAW"):
- November 7 (Saturday) in North Conway NH.
- More specifically, in Intervale, on the northern outskirts of North Conway, at the Theater in the Woods (which sounds really random, but is a great venue).
- Also social events on Friday evening.
- Last year's details here: http://www.esaw.org/
- But in summary, anyone interested in avy safety should attend (although you'll get far more out of it if you've already had some formal avy education, which is also why I've now shifted my fall classroom course to *before* ESAW).
NE Rando Race Series:
- Okay, now this is absurdly too early to try to lock in these dates, but the nat'l governing body wanted something. (By late June!)
- So here's what I have for our races: http://nerandorace.blogspot.com/2013...schedules.html
- And here's the schedule we hammered out for all of the Northeastern U.S. (including laying claim to Owl's Head just across the border): http://nerandorace.blogspot.com/2013...ern-races.html
*****
Okay, enough of the 2015-16 winter: back to the 2015 summer!
Good deal...hope it works out! Although it would be fun to be neighbors in 2 different locales.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peruvian
A recent afternoon at our archery/gun club. Always fun to get out with the wifey and the in-laws. But I think we all could use some more practice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qnvco5Be1dM
Oy vey
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I have such hopes for this place. Someone endow the town of Brownsville and get a bike shop and a pub in this building stat.
I'm not sure if that building is up to code.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggins
Couple-a tarps she's good to go.
Total loss apparently. Mars needs Guitars, Brownsville needs money.