Manny:
"...the horrible time you had." BUT you kept the shutter clicking, &
captured the essence of your adventure. Had you not posted anything & word
leaked out about a trip so bad you wouldn't talk about it, THAT would be
cause for alarm!
Just seeing Chin's backpack was painful. He look
As always, I enjoyed looking through your photos and vicariously
experiencing your trip. Is that a shoelace in the closeup shot of your
kickstand plate?
-Donald-
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The worst rides have indelible lessons. They hold vivid details and lessons
to recall, some because of injury, others for the trials they presented
which were overcome.
The good news is that no one was hurt (done that: still crisp 12 years
later) and you got home, kit intact, to tell of it. St
Unfortunately, I'm not a recreational adventure cyclist. However, I have
commuted year-round, to and from work of considerable distance, by bicycle,
for the last 20 years along the American River Bicycle Trail in No.
California. It is an awesome trail with wildlife and scenery abound.
Howeve
Terrible trip, very nice shots. The lit water bottles, the muddy grip kings.
I dunno, looks like 50% of Seattle camping trips to me :)
- Ryan
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Manny, You may not have gotten the moon shots or others you wanted, but you did
capture a very comprehensive story by paying attention to what was right in
front of your. This series of shots tells me a story of anticipation, struggle
and disappointment, your ability to see the story and captur
I have had a few rides gone wrong like that before. Normally they seem
terrible as it is happening, but as weeks pass it seems less bad. Here is
a quote from Yvon Chouinard I like “The word adventure has gotten overused.
For me, adventure is when everything goes wrong. That’s when adventure
s
Och, Manny! I'm sorry you didn't get to see the supermoon. Here is my
arrogant input: Weather's purpose is to challenge our fortitude and reveal
weaknesses in our clothing/gear. From that standpoint, you had a fantastic
trip on at least one count, and if you know how you want to shore up your
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