Forest Fires Change Bicycling Plans
06-21-13, 06:59 AM
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Wow, it seems like we put out one fire and two more pop up. We were getting a lot of smoke yesterday evening from the Wolf Creek pass fires. On MSN.COM, today's weather forecast for Colorado Springs is smoke. 
I have never seen that forecast or that symbol used. Looks like no ride today.
I have never seen that forecast or that symbol used. Looks like no ride today.
06-21-13, 10:17 AM
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The smoke from the fires irritated my sinuses and caused sinus congestion........which I'm still dealing with.
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06-24-13, 06:57 AM
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Last night I had a cyclist in who I am pretty sure had a near hit by lightening.
Currently second in the Tour Divide. The guy who found him said all he was saying is he had to get to Como.
Currently second in the Tour Divide. The guy who found him said all he was saying is he had to get to Como.
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