2006-11-12 Pipeline
Well, what can you say about the Pipeline that hasn't already been said.
Mud, water and rocks, they are all still there. These three things actually make for
a outstanding ride, especially in Nov. The first pic I took was of Hoyt going over the "bunny" hill which is where Busky had his trouble last Spring. :~(
We rode at a fairly brisk pace but still managed to spend about 1 1/2 hours gabbing.
I even managed to get in the way of a camera today which is a rarity for sure.
Thanks Dave. Speaking of Dave, he was tooling around over a few logs and managed to have a small spill and I was there to catch all of the action. HEHEHE.
No harm so all was good. He and Ford then showed us how to get over large logs.
One of these days I'll have to practice that...in my back yard.
On the way back we ran into a Dad, his son and friend on the tail end of the
pipeline. One of the little lads was having trouble navigating the bolders, I wanted
to tell him we all have trouble with that sometimes.
Till next time, enjoy the pix.
Read MoreMud, water and rocks, they are all still there. These three things actually make for
a outstanding ride, especially in Nov. The first pic I took was of Hoyt going over the "bunny" hill which is where Busky had his trouble last Spring. :~(
We rode at a fairly brisk pace but still managed to spend about 1 1/2 hours gabbing.
I even managed to get in the way of a camera today which is a rarity for sure.
Thanks Dave. Speaking of Dave, he was tooling around over a few logs and managed to have a small spill and I was there to catch all of the action. HEHEHE.
No harm so all was good. He and Ford then showed us how to get over large logs.
One of these days I'll have to practice that...in my back yard.
On the way back we ran into a Dad, his son and friend on the tail end of the
pipeline. One of the little lads was having trouble navigating the bolders, I wanted
to tell him we all have trouble with that sometimes.
Till next time, enjoy the pix.
