Lex in the walkway.
The dogs not sure what to do, but don't let them fool you; Shelby (the black one) loves to romp around and dirty.
Some think that this is going to be routine with a storm hitting weekly, that sucks.
America is all about speed. Hot, nasty, badass speed. -Eleanor Roosevelt, 1936
The dogs not sure what to do, but don't let them fool you; Shelby (the black one) loves to romp around and dirty.
The snow was so light and powdery that it wouldn't roll and stick together to build a snowman, so we just built a snow alligator/snake like creature.
The next week is sunny and clear in the 40's, so I'll get out at some point this week. Until then, more trainer and more fun in the snow.
There are a few days of okay weather through the next week but there will be many cold indoor days, I guess this is the payback for all of the nice summer days this year. Time to crawl back under the covers and keep warm.
While I hung out with the miniature horses.
No that is not a rat or a gremlin, its my parents spoiled dog, Trixie.
We got back into CO right before Thanksgiving and spent the holidays with Lexies parents in Longmont. Lots of food and leftovers.
After visiting some old college friends and just some friends that are old (sorry Cranfill) we hit San Antonio to see Brad. We ate good food and walked along the River Walk and did the tourist thing at the Alamo.
SA is good but Austin is better. We saw the capital building and enjoyed the scene on 6th street.
Its been fun so far being the tourist in places you grew up in and never had the chance to see them but today we head to Fredericksburg to see my parents :)
Today I attempted a 2hr ride in the cold, but ended up just doing 1.5hrs due to loosing feeling in my face, toes, and fingers; plus not to mention my wrist is killing me.
The race was at Rockyhill Ranch just outside of Austin, the name fits.
Kevin, me and Mike after the race.
The race was riddled with problems, mechanicals, flats, crashes, injuries, and both my lights going out part way through one of my night laps. The laps were 10.8 miles and I had to follow a guy for 8 miles through some pretty technical stuff, lets just say that it was my slowest lap. Even with all the problems we still finished, fourth.
This is why I love it here. It will snow for a day or two, and then its sunny and clear and all the snow is gone by the end of the day. You get the best off all worlds. Tomorrow I will get to hit the bike outside and away from the trainer and then pack for TX.
The drive got boring from time to time, but the game of "Who can fit the most gold fish crackers in their mouth at once" kept us occupied for a while, this is Lexie trying for 21. I think it will be a very long time before I eat gold fish crackers again.
Here's Old Faithful, the other tourists were very excited to see the geiser go off, but it seemed like the buffalo had seen it before.
Mt. Rushmore
We decided to stop at Jewel Cave in the Black Forest to do some underground scenic sight seeing. This box was outside and its the requirement for the sperlunking tour to fit though it. It was 8inches by 24inches, I even had a hard time fitting through it.