It’s not like I
just watched (and helped) people race da udda day. I told you I rode the shit outta that pump
track. The little lady sent me a picture
as proof.
I rode some
singletrack too, but not a whole lot.
Riding, drinking
(beer or whatever is not prohibited on federal land), and supporting/heckling
was fun and all that, but we did a little camping too.
It was cold the
first night, and being from Florida
I’m not used to camping in that kinda weather.
Luckily I came prepared.
It was nice and
toasty in my tent, and I didn’t burn that sumbitch to the ground either. That wasn’t the worst danger I faced
though. I had to deal with spiders
fighting over their turf in the bathroom.
It sucks when
you’re on the toilet, helpless to escape if one of them crawls on you. I’m good with lot of other critters, but I
hate spiders. On night two, something
wonky went on with the bathroom. The
water pressure was really low, making showers kind of challenging. The water went from hot to cold and back
every three seconds, and it came out of the shower head at a rate that was
similar to being pissed on by a small child.
Some people are into that, but not me.
The pressure situation eventually affected the toilets too, making
flushing a problem. The next morning the
toilets were full, and with nature calling I had to go elsewhere.
Luckily there was a
pit toilet within riding distance.
It not like my
weekend was bad though. Stuff like that
keeps everything interesting. I mean, I
got to see the sun rise and the cool colors of the leaves. You know, that means Fall is
here.
And I sat up with our
camp neighbor, Mr. Pepper, and played guitar late into the night.
It was a fun
weekend, but of course I’m not done. I
had a chance to visit a bike shop in the area, and I’ll get into that
tomorrow.
It deserves its own
post, so stay tuned.
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