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Bikerpelli 2008
5/10/2008 - In the winter of '07 I spent a week riding in Utah with a whole crew of my good friends (see: Moab 2007). This year Wendy's knee injury and general busyness put the kybosh on a repeat trip, but Amy K. came through in the clutch with a (lightly) supported ride of the Kokopelli trail, a 142 mile off-road route from Fruita (technically Loma), CO to Moab, UT.
In the first week of may I made the trek out to the beautiful southwest with Amy, George (my race partner for the TransRockies Challenge), Janet and Amy's friend Cheryl for some positively sweet riding, taking just enough pictures along the way to neglect crashing and getting hurt.
Notables from the trip:
- Bring gas masks on all bike trips. Chemical weapon attacks are frequent and unavoidable.
- Never underestimate old guys on 29ers
- No matter how many times trip organizers tell you there will be mechanics, always be prepared to be your own (and everyone else's) wrench.
- A 300' cliff is no reason for a guardrail
- Always take the "optional" trail
Photos here.
On this page you will find a portal to nearly every photo I have taken since August 2002. (So don't be surprised if you find a lot of garbage). On the left sidebar you can find galleries that I like or ones that have been recently updated. Below, I have built a tool that lets you search through all of the galleries to find what you want to see. Everything is organized into categories that should be pretty self-explanatory. Note that some pictures may appear in multiple places. To see every photo once and only once (by the date taken), stick to the 'Date Folders' category. To view a more select group of photos or to find a certain subject, look for 'Compilations', 'People', 'Organizations' or 'Special Events'. If you like sorting through piles of unsorted albums, select the default 'All...' option (not recommended). My best work (in my opinion) can be found in the "Webmaster's Picks" on the left. Enjoy!
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