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Friday, December 01, 2006

Listen To The Trees



Funny how nature has its own way of reminding us who is in charge.



With the ground covered in a substance that I could easily go without, I ventured into the slow and painful realm of hiking. What's amazing is that even if you are a professional athlete, something as simple as a hike can totally work you over.



This year's stocking stuffer is a no brainer. I can't wait to see the front line of next year's Nationals with "Free Sager"bling all over the place.

posted by Martini at 5:59 PM

2 Comments:

Blogger Jason said...

the sound of high mountain pine may be #1 on my top 10 sounds. Give a listen for me please.

2:45 PM  
Blogger gwadzilla said...

ah...
if the world serves up lemonade
I mean snow
then go play in it

looks like a nice hike

am I right in thinking that the trails will dry out and you can still do some riding in the front range
or is it over for the season?

3:44 PM  

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