Tooting Jo's Horn

[maillotpois]

btw, MP's new haircut is so attractive! She looks like a young Kathleen Turner.

As long as I don't look like an older Kathleen Turner!

Way to GO, JO!!!

[Pax]

As long as I don't look like an older Kathleen Turner!

Way to GO, JO!!!

Lets see a pic so we can let you know!

[maillotpois]

Lets see a pic so we can let you know!

I don't want to hijack Jo's thread, but since you asked. It's good motorcycle hair:



And I have to take credit for the BEST pic that Jo has on her blog - the attacked by a tree one! That one was fun to take and to send!!!

[jobob]

And I have to take credit for the BEST pic that Jo has on her blog - the attacked by a tree one! That one was fun to take and to send!!!

Hee hee. Tho my thighs look awfully large in that pic.
Uh, maybe because they are large

[jobob]

As long as I don't look like an older Kathleen Turner!

That's why I made the distinction.

[maillotpois]

That's why I made the distinction.

Thanks!

Man, I just get a big kick out of that tree one every time I see it.

The MHC 200k route should definitely be doable - I totally think you can do it. The support is good; you don't have to carry all your food because they transport it. Definitely get up the mountain and see how you feel. Be sure to start plenty early - give yourself as much cushion as possible.

[mtkitchn]

Nice write up! Congrats on the 200k, jobob!
Oh, that attack tree picture is FUNNY!

[Ninabike]

Hey Jo, congratulations!! You guys all look great in the pix.

[jobob]

Thanks !

Nina & MTK, we actually rode a lot of the same route along Highway 1 we (err - you ) covered in the Waves to Wine ride, just heading in the opposite direction.

When I was out of the headwind - and hence was able to think again - I was reminiscing about the fun time we had that weekend.

That, and the fact I'm a heckuva lot stronger now than I was that weekend, thank goodness!

[Ninabike]

Jo, I'm glad you're feeling back "up to snuff". Remember, you did the part of W to W I didn't do - the hard part!! (OT, but it actually took me several more months to get my left hip back to normal.) Doing that route up-wind must have a real grind. As I recall, the downwind run was great. I think I hit 33 mph on the flat with the wind's help. Again, congrats, and "hi" to Leebob too.

[melissam]

Again, congrats, and "hi" to Leebob too.

Uh oh, does Ninabike have a crush on Leebob too?

Congratulations, Jobob!! You've certainly come a long way since the 2004 Cinderella Century!