
Monday, June 30, 2008

Sunday, June 29, 2008

Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Monday, June 23, 2008
I finally made it over to Austin this past weekend, I definitely had it on my to do list before I left San Angelo and what better excuse to go than a Pro Crit in downtown Austin. I rolled out with my buddies Christian and Clint on Friday evening after class. We let Clint handle the hotel reservations and he didn't disappoint, we where two blocks from the Crit and a mile or so from the group ride. We where a few minutes late for the group ride and ended up missing it, at first we where bummed but we ended up riding with the Toyota United team which was pretty cool. Our story is we wore them out on the ride since Henk Vogels, Hilton Clarke and the Cuban missile could only pull a 2nd, 3rd and 4th despite easily controlling the end of the race. Austin is by far the coolest city in Texas, it has rivers, lakes, hills, trees, good restaurants and lots of fit people. If I had to live in Texas I'd pick Austin.

Monday, June 16, 2008
Friday, June 13, 2008

Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Tuesday, June 03, 2008
Yet another kick ass weekend in the books. Spring and I where having a high altitude withdraw so we decide to meet in Cloudcroft NM, it was just about 6hrs for both of us. We both rolled into town within 5mins of each other. We got a sweet campsite and set up for two days, the weather was perfect at 9000ft. Saturday we decided to ride from Cloudcroft to Ruidoso, 70 miles. We got to Ruidoso around noon and had an awesome lunch, the ride back was alot harder because there was alot more climbing and we where stuffed with pizza. Spring is officially a beast!!!! She's by far the strongest she's ever been. We got back to camp just before 5pm in time for a shower and lots of relaxing. Sunday we rode to Sunspot Observatory about 35 miles round trip, we where worked from the day before but felt better as the day went on. The original plan was to mountain bike but luckily we called the bike shop in town before we went because they told us that the forest was closed due to lack of rain, they had it locked down like a prison. We had so much fun we think we're going to spend the four day July 4th holiday back in Cloudcroft. The forest should be open by then so we'll be mtbing, there's a few trails up there that are magazine worthy we hear. We can't decide if we like the ocean or the forest better? Everytime we go camping in places like Cloudcroft we want to quit our jobs and live in the woods, it's gonna happen just not quite yet.