Some of the crispy snow or the dirty spots have traction. Cross check caught a broom stick size chunk of limb while crossing over the ridge (to get to this road) and needed the chain tightened up. Always handy to have a few tools along like a 15mm etc.
Jonny Strong enjoying a walk in the park. No challenge out of the question it seems. Maybe the next time a single digit over nighter with some flint and steel,an ax,a cup,space blanket,and a pack of salmon. Yee Haw!
Not too sure what He`s going to do when he grows up. All the feeling fully alive gets in the way of the worrying tho.
It was a beautiful day for a ride...what day isn't? With the Tablerock Cycles "Fixed Gear Posse", sunshine is just a bonus. With only half the Posse in attendance, 1/4 Mike and Gunny made their way up Craigs Creek which was somewhat a challenge since parts of the road were still covered with ice. What is a MLK Day ride without some ice and snow? The Flight and the Monkey did fine though. Once on the Visitors Center trail 1/4 stopped to do a little trail maintenance with his illegally bought camp saw. We stopped at the "Coffee Shop", built a fire, cooked some coffee and hot chocolate and just hung out in the woods doing what guys do. After a toast to the King we continued on to the Visitors Center then back to the truck. What a day...
