Our ride time forecast couldn't be more dismal. After several inches (a couple feet?) of snow accumulation, temperatures rise above freezing and the snow turns to a bitterly cold, heavy rain.
I remember the last ride of 2015, when the snow was so deep we could only follow the wheelers' tracks up MET, then descend Park Creek and Barnes Back to the lake road. We might be able to repeat that route. Or we could have a big snowball fight. Regardless, its going to be wet and its going to be cold. A good night for gaiters and water proof socks. And if anyone gets too cold, we know what to do.
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Your a brave man Nocar. The clampers have been busy on the MET so maybe you can suffer a few miles on that. OUT
ReplyDeleteAh, I remember that amazing day on MET when we showed the wheelers how real men hit the hills, then we got powder turns home. Sweet. Sadly I will miss tonight's fun but it looks like it will be deep.
ReplyDeleteAlmost 2 feet deep
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DeleteFTSki? I have at least 2 cross country setups, and some snow shoes
ReplyDeleteI can bring my tele skis and also have a set of snowshoes
ReplyDeleteI'm in can't wait for the first snow ride of the season. Can pick up people on the way up.
ReplyDeleteI have 4 ski setups, happy to lend. Give me your Shoe sizes for the "rental shop" if in need and skiing is the call
ReplyDeletehttps://goo.gl/photos/AWVvi86ceBUEr1Jo7
DeleteI'll be ready with my niner and my tele boots
ReplyDeleteFTSki seems the right call for the evening, that or an "Alt-Ride" in the Pville steeps. Either way I am on the fence for the time being, will update later. Nice revisit of the ski pics. I miss that scrappy little dog.
ReplyDeleteFTSki is on, no need for bikes.
ReplyDeleteIn for FTSki
ReplyDeleteIs the Knott going to be open??
ReplyDeleteYes. Confirmed
DeleteWhat is the count. My feet are cold.
ReplyDeleteSend pics - why do I miss the FTSki events. Where is Bambi?
Out with parental duties. I can't wait to hear how the heat pack applications go.
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