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Tuesday March 23, 2004

The Riding Season begins....

It's been so nice (75-80s) in Denver this week that I've dusted off my mountain bike and started hittin' the trails. Below are a couple picks from Sunday (South Platte) and yesterday (Red Rocks). It's great to be back in the saddle again...

South Platte Trail
South Platte Trail
 Red Rocks Trail
Red Rocks Trail

Posted in General at Mar 23 2004, 06:57:11 AM MST 1 Comment
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I've only visited Denver once. Five years ago come April. I was there for a gathering of techies from all the offices of the internet agency I was working for back then. Afterwards I stayed the weekend and couldn't believe how glorious the weather was. Spent a day on a bus tour of the mountains. Seeing these pictures reminded me that I just have to get back over there. This time I'll bring my bike (and wife). I may have the advantage of riding all winter, but its still only 50 degrees with showers over here in England and my local rides don't have views like that!

Posted by Martin on March 23, 2004 at 05:37 PM MST #

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