Nice pictures! great idea. The trouble is, what if the weather changes and your clothes are 20 miles back. Where did you start from (to get to Wyoming)
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06-24-2007, 06:16 PM #1
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06-25-2007, 05:13 AM #2
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I had so much fun riding with AuntieK. I actually wish I lived closer to this area. I would be riding Chalk Creek and around Echo lake all the time. It is gorgeous.
The hills were a challenge for me. But my shiny new wheel set (Mavik Aksyiums) almost made me fast enough to keep up with AuntieK on the climbs - almost.
The stop at PI outlet was a must, since we were in the area and all. I love that store, sigh. When AuntieK and I were laughing about how much had been spent, the cashier said that we had spent nothing. They regularly have sales close to a $1,000. Wowee!!!!
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06-25-2007, 05:15 AM #3
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We rode Chalk Creek Road in Coalville. Its about 25 miles outside of Park City. The road takes you to the border of Utah/Wyoming, then it turns to a dirt road when you hit wyoming.
Originally Posted by mimitabby
Yeah, next time we really need to capture the cows or no one is going to believe us.
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06-25-2007, 10:44 AM #4
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Looks like a great ride, with the scenery and all. You mean there is such a thing as a PI outlet store
? Oh my, I can only dream.
What better day there can be, riding together and shopping, sounds like heaven to me. Love the pics too.
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