Trail Wanderlust
I finally got the video for the Hangover Trail in Sedona completed. It was pretty interesting to look at the video footage of my spill over the edge. Man, things I remembered happening so slowly “in the moment” went by in the blink of an eye. As with all videos, things are steeper than look, but I … Continue reading ““Hangover” Video from Sedona”
Today started off a little earlier than the day before but not by much. We had a couple of locals to show us around today and they showed us the goods that started right from our Condo. We started off the on-the-map trails, but later in the ride we transitioned onto some “Locals Only” stuff that I was asked to keep off … Continue reading “Sedona Day 3”
Day two of the Sedona trip started off real leisurely with a respectable wake up time and a casual breakfast as we were not meeting the Over The Edge crowd until around 11AM. The group ended up running a little behind schedule and Bryce from St. George got into town early, so we entertained ourselves … Continue reading “Hangover in Sedona”
O-DAMN Early came at O-DARK:30 this morning. Things seem to come together fairly quickly for this weekend getaway. It was not until earlier in the week did was I able to give the green light to meet some friends from Arizona, Utah, and Colorado in Sedona for some dirt time. Today’s rides was just going to … Continue reading “Sedona Weekend – Day 1”
Arizona is calling. The wanderlust itch has been growing for quite a while now so it is time to scratch it. Some friends and I are heading out to Flagstaff tomorrow for the start of a week of playing around on the dirt. We are going to hit some of the classics on Mt Elden … Continue reading “AZ is Calling”
So I am on the walking wounded list, but not from mountain biking. For those who have been following the blog you will remember I took a good thump while getting some flight lessons near Alpine about a month ago. Part of the thump was on my right hip that resulted in a huge technicolor bruise on my right leg and … Continue reading “Walking Wounded”