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  1. 09-11-2007, 03:34 PM #1
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    Today's Ride, Jackson Hole, Wy.

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    We rode a 46 mile loop starting from Moose Junction to Moran Junction to Lake Jackson Junction to Jenny Lake back to Moose Junction.
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  2. 09-11-2007, 03:44 PM #2
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    WOW great pics Kathi!!
    Thanks for posting them. I love that part of the world but I still find the bear thing a little scary.
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    Beautiful countryside
    Ditto on the thanks for posting them for us.

    My nearly 14yr son and I are both intrigued and relieved by the bear sign.

    Intrigued because we'd enjoy seeing bears... REAL bears... not-behind-bars bears

    Relieved because actually seeing a bear while on a bike ride would prob be pretty scary.


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  4. 09-12-2007, 08:36 AM #4
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    Smile Memories!

    It was great to see your pics! I think you are brave! It reminded me of time doing a short hike in the Tetons. Brilliant countryside but the walk was spoiled as my head was on a swivel looking for bears! Don't know what I would have done if we had seen one..............

    Quick question! Can a terrified cyclist outrun a bear?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moptop
    Quick question! Can a terrified cyclist outrun a bear?

    LOL, Moptop... but I think you better stay on your bike... its much quicker than running!

    (Although my partner was once charged by one of our steers when he was moving some cattle when on the mountain bike.
    He jumped off, threw it at the animal and the steer's legs got tangled in the bike frame, and he was so suprised that he stopped charging!)


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    Thank you for sharing the pics of your ride. Those look like such beautiful country roads to ride on. It looks like such a peaceful area.

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    Now those are some sweet roads! And the scenery . . . awesome! Thanks for sharing Kathi! Makes me want to skip work and jump on my bike!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moptop View Post
    It was great to see your pics! I think you are brave! It reminded me of time doing a short hike in the Tetons. Brilliant countryside but the walk was spoiled as my head was on a swivel looking for bears! Don't know what I would have done if we had seen one..............

    Quick question! Can a terrified cyclist outrun a bear?
    LOL - as my husband would say you dont need to be able to outrun the bear just the person you are with. Hmm thats why I dont mountain bike with him.


    Trekhawk who would be bear food if speed were needed.
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    Beautiful pictures, Kathi! Wow!!! Breathtaking scenery, and what lovely roads to ride on.
    Thanks for sharing!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trekhawk View Post
    LOL - as my husband would say you dont need to be able to outrun the bear just the person you are with. Hmm thats why I dont mountain bike with him.
    That's what the Chief says about sharks when we're diving--he doesn't have to outswim the shark, he only has to outswim ME.
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    BTW, awesome photos--what a beautiful venue for riding!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bad JuJu View Post
    That's what the Chief says about sharks when we're diving--he doesn't have to outswim the shark, he only has to outswim ME.
    LOL - seems our husbands think alike.
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