All I had to do was say I was in.
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We stopped for lunch at the lake. |
Mrs. got home from work late Tuesday evening and mentioned that she and the Guv'nor were talking about riding up Powerline Pass the next day. If I wanted I could join them and ride up and over the top with the Guv'nor and she would ride back down with the Little wRider.
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Little and his lei rocking in the tundra |
I was unable to line up some of the equipment I needed for field work so it seemed like a good excuse to blow off doing anything responsible and just go ride bikes.
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Mrs. eyeballing the pass |
Turns out cRaven was on board for the ride too, and he had a shuttle driver all lined up to pick us up on the other end. A shuttled ride, with 3000ft of descending and all I had to do was load my bike onto the car, all the other details were taken care of.
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Where we came from. Nowhere to go but down. |
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The only snow we had to deal with after a record snowfall this winter. |
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To say the trail was grown in in spots would be an understatement. |
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cRaven smoking rotors on the backside. |
The ride tops out a little over 3,000 feet and ends just a stone's throw away from Cook Inlet (aka sea level).
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Hard to find a better spot to meet your shuttle driver. A huge pan of nachos hit the spot. |
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