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Congrats on finishing once again. That is a lot of bikes piled there, bet everyone just conked out after tossing them there lol
ReplyDeleteFrom what I understand, they had to keep expanding the bike corral, Pat, because they didn't fence off enough to hold 2,000 bikes! Yes, lots of riders were pretty tired and grouchy that night. And then we had lightning too close for comfort all night long...
DeleteAhhh... My favorite mountain range in wet mode. The monsoon season may be a bit early this year. How I miss living close to the San Juans. The shots of the Black Canyon are great too. Yes, everyone was fairly "saturated, dried and cooked" by the end of the day. Enter Zeus for our evening light show!
ReplyDeleteMaybe one day we'll take root in the San Juans, Lizard. I certainly wouldn't mind ending up there. We did get quite the lightning show, didn't we?
DeleteEverything looks nice and green. What a gorgeous shot of the reservoir!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you finished the climb, and also that no one was struck by lightning. :)
We had one bolt, Sue, that sent just about all the outdoor campers into panic mode. Bright, loud, instantaneous, so way, way too close. I figure it hit the Palisades behind the school because there was no delay between the clap and the light, and the Palisades probably serve as lightning rods.
DeleteYuppers, driven to finish any climb. Can't sag a climb. :)