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Archive for the ‘fall’ Category
Marathon Mom
Sunday, October 17th, 2010Chilly Fall Day
Sunday, October 17th, 2010
Off to cheer on supermom at the Grand Isle Marathon. Go mama go!
Wet Saturday
Saturday, October 16th, 2010
Wet Saturday ride after a big front blew through. Leave, branches, debris and water everywhere. The bike geek in me revelled in the wet – enjoying the warmth of wool covered by my Shower’s Pass jacket and Rainlegs.
Fall Riding
Sunday, October 3rd, 2010
Another great day out on the bike. Spent the first 20 or so miles with the usual suspects then rode solo to meet the family in Cambridge for a harvest festival. Picnic lunch, great scenery and a field full of Trebuchets tossing pumpkins made for an interesting afternoon. Color was perfect. Temps were cool. Sky was blue. Could not have asked for a better day today.
Fall Classic 200k Brevet and 114k Populaire
Sunday, September 26th, 2010
Thanks for everyone who came out to ride. We had a setting full moon to lead ~30 of us out of town. Lots of hills, lots of color, 6 covered bridges on the 200k and lots of dirt on both routes. This is my favorite time of year in Vermont!
More later…
Cantilever Rock
Friday, September 10th, 2010Short wet and slick hike on the Sunset Ridge trail to Cantilever Rock. Inov8 trail runners continue to impress, even in the wet.
Still 2
Sunday, November 15th, 2009 
Burlington Earth Clock on the quiet ride home.
Still
Sunday, November 15th, 2009
Quiet lake. Quiet ride. No grand route, nor an epic tale, just an everyday adventure near town. Gray and cool. Mind and legs slow to adjust to the changes in season, weather, temperature. Body wants to eat sweets and hearty food, then sleep sleep sleep. Time to sit in front of the full spectrum lamp.
Time Shift
Monday, November 2nd, 2009
Morning sun comes a bit earlier now with the fall back in time… which means I can actually see the woods I’m riding on one of my morning loops.
3 Covered Bridges
Monday, November 2nd, 2009
~56 miles, some favorite quiet dirt roads, 3 covered bridges, a great stop at the Red Brick Store, and met with the wife, little one, and extended family in town for lunch at the park.
