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Wednesday, August 17, 2005

East Coast Hardcore






Warning... cross country weenies stay home. This course is totally out of control. Combine that with race speeds and nerves.... things could get interesting.

Take note of the crazy man made features as well, I got in a little over my head.

posted by Martini at 9:35 AM

5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Whoa! That's a lot of stuff to run into . . .

or fall off of.

It's trails like this that lend credence to the mythology of the toothless hillbilly.

Uncle Chrispy

5:37 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hmm, I guess CNN should have done more research before writing this article...

"Fighting Toothlessness in Appalachia"
http://www.cnn.com/2005/HEALTH/07/21/appalachian.dentistry.ap/index.html

With that said, we're off to NC to do our own discovery!!
Rock on,
sheep

5:45 PM  
Blogger IronGambit said...

wow super nice pics!

6:20 AM  
Blogger Melis said...

Damn, where was that man? Been a while since we hooked up, hope your fitness goes as big as these pics. take care - Chad Melis

11:54 AM  
Blogger kricket said...

that's the first time i've ever seen the trail when it's dry! who knew?

3:16 PM  

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