Today I (v2):
04-29-15 | 10:32 PM
Zion NP, Utah for sure! There are beautiful natural arches, canyons and waterfalls. Lots to see while dayhiking, no need to hike multiple days between sights. I'm definitely checking it out in October. Otherwise, Yellowstone is obviously amazing, plus you could get a beer with [MENTION=327525]bro[/MENTION].
04-30-15 | 03:08 AM
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+1 Utah. Check in at Moab and you've got Canyonlands and Arches nearby. Drive across on 75 for the most incredible desert scenery (make sure your tank is filled up), then north to Provo to get in the mountains.
One thing about Utah though... getting a beer there can be a project in itself.
One thing about Utah though... getting a beer there can be a project in itself.
04-30-15 | 12:24 PM
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04-30-15 | 02:43 PM
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04-30-15 | 03:42 PM
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Today I rode my Pista Concept on the road in a 46 x 15 and didn't die. It was kinda fun to go fast on downhills w/o spinning out.
04-30-15 | 04:03 PM
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Zion NP, Utah for sure! There are beautiful natural arches, canyons and waterfalls. Lots to see while dayhiking, no need to hike multiple days between sights. I'm definitely checking it out in October. Otherwise, Yellowstone is obviously amazing, plus you could get a beer with @bro.
+1 Utah. Check in at Moab and you've got Canyonlands and Arches nearby. Drive across on 75 for the most incredible desert scenery (make sure your tank is filled up), then north to Provo to get in the mountains.
One thing about Utah though... getting a beer there can be a project in itself.
One thing about Utah though... getting a beer there can be a project in itself.
04-30-15 | 07:46 PM
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04-30-15 | 08:00 PM
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Apartment or house ? I have a complicated but safe way to prevent this from happening.
04-30-15 | 08:03 PM
soft pedal zen
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First day back on a bike after over a week of being out of town, flatting out of the group ride (they do not wait), and then being sick with a cold. Took the track bike out since the roadie still had a flat. I spun 42/14 down the mostly flat 32 mile rail-trail, got 2 KOMs on the stravas and made it back in time to meet my SO for dinner/drinks. Stoked on bicycles again.
04-30-15 | 08:04 PM
Still kicking.
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05-01-15 | 01:06 AM
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TIL: walmart won't print pictures of yours that have a watermark but my clone brush begged to differ.
Dem deadweek blues
Dem deadweek blues
05-01-15 | 08:30 AM
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05-01-15 | 11:39 AM
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05-01-15 | 11:54 AM
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Haha, usually a bulletproof plan buuuuut I'm just gonna be honest about it and hope for the best. Only tricky part is that I need to get a semi-important meeting rescheduled first.