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When I was out mountainbiking I passed through this piece of woodland just a short distance from home, I thought the pines were so nice that I had to go back with the camera a little later.
When its snowing sometimes you just need to ride your bike
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As much as I love winter and skiing, I'm kinda tired of being cold. Here's to warm summer days in the mountains.
I'm heading back out on the road for a couple of weeks and wanted to share another fall mountain bike photo before I left. I may not get another chance for fall photos this time around. This one is from late last fall - October. It was probably one of the last rides of the year. Maybe I'll get lucky and the aspens will stay golden for a few weeks.
Unfortunately summer evenings have slipped through our fingers, long nights setting in.
Check out this short I put together for Eskapee and get some inspiration for next year..
Direct Rail Services 37218 on the rear of the 0827 York Thrall Europa to York Thrall Europa RHTT Oct 9th 2022. 37716 was leading.
Stulli nur wenige Meter vor seinem Schlüsselbeinbruch.
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Stulli just a few meters before breaking his collarbone.
I made this photo last fall, riding in Caliente, Nevada for a story on the Singletracks mountain biking website (www.singletracks.com/mtb-trails/this-tiny-nevada-town-of-...). I'm getting ready to head out on another trip there for the Lincoln County MTB Fest. I think this will be the fifth year that my wife and I have attended. The mountain biking around Caliente is fantastic; and as you can see, the landscape is really cool. If you look through my photos you'll find a lot more from the Caliente area, including Cathedral Gorge State Park and its unique slot canyons.
Last year on this date, Jenni and I made a roadtrip to Sedona, Arizona. It was our first time mountain biking there and it was an eye-opening experience. I've ridden a lot of slickrock trails, from Grand Junction, Colorado, to Moab, to St. George, Utah. Sedona has a very different style and flow from anything else I've ever ridden, though. It's interesting to me how every place has it's own unique trails. It's a combination of the terrain and local trail-building style and technique. Sedona really stood out with a fun mix of flowy dirt singletrack interspersed with chunky tech slickrock sections. It was lots of fun and I can't wait to go back and spend some more time there.