Yes, yes they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by AngryScientist
Sad news, we are out. It is unlikely Mrs. Too can get away from work and she has no idea how to turn on the stove. You think I'm joking?
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Yes, yes they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by AngryScientist
Sad news, we are out. It is unlikely Mrs. Too can get away from work and she has no idea how to turn on the stove. You think I'm joking?
Ooof.Quote:
Originally Posted by Too Tall
Not sure the campground will even be open by then??
No clue. It is highly likely we will do something once it is reasonable and recommended to travel.Quote:
Originally Posted by nahtnoj
I think now might be a good time to officially pull the plug on this. Maybe we pick a date later in the year when travel restrictions are lifted and peoples lives are hopefully somewhat closer to normal. I know my mrs is currently getting zero riding in due to a new work schedule.
The second part of your statement gave me chills. That woman needs exercise!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by PaMtbRider
I second that Dan. Call it like you see it.
good call.
it's looking very much like NJ will still be under Stay-at-Home orders through May.
I'm feeling some fall foliage michaux action.
You should gain some weight and focus on Netflix like the rest of us ok?Quote:
Originally Posted by AngryScientist
Michaux is beautiful in the fall.Quote:
Originally Posted by AngryScientist
I'll miss you all. that ride was a 2019 highlight for me.
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Originally Posted by Will Neide
Not cancelled just postponed. I'm thinking mid October might be good but let me talk it over with Josh.Quote:
Originally Posted by JoB
We need to summon the snake spirits. Dan, I propose we get stinkin' drunk. That's all.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaMtbRider
When we wake up to regret our lack of self control the answer will be obvious.
we're like a snake-charming pentecostal preacher away from a truly good time. Know anyone?
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Originally Posted by Too Tall
I'll bring a couple I9 hubs to lure them out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Too Tall
Also, mid-Oct is unPAved and Iron CX double header.
Wait what? Iron Cross double header? That sounds evil.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will Neide
I never cancelled my reservations and wound up going out to Michaux on Friday night after the rains died down.
Arrived late, around 10, and slept in the back of my SUV. Got up Saturday morning, met Nick who was two sites down. We had a nice chat, but decided to ride separately, as I was planning on heading home fairly early.
I didn't get too creative with my route - 233 to Michaux Rd, up to Ridge, Ridge south to Big Flat/233, where I picked up Birch Run down to Long Pine, then Milesburn down to 233. Couple miles north on 233 to Dead Woman Hollow, north on Ridge, then down Woodrow, and a little more 233 back to Pine Grove Furnace.
I was back right at noon and home by 2:30. I really need to do this more often. Looking forward to something in the fall...
hey it was really nice to meet you and talk about riding bikes and the absolute beauty of the area. Glad to hear you got a solid ride in, it's almost impossible to go wrong out there. Well, unless you dont like climbing. then everything goes wrong, haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by nahtnoj
It sounds like you went UP Michaux road. I think that particular descent is one of the best road descents i've experienced, so fast and fun. I can imagine what that looks like in the fall at peak color. Probably sensory overload at high speed. Coming back!
it's a pretty special place, for sure.
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-3tOCBj3cc...0/IMG_5570.jpg
The weather turned out to be really nice for a weekend at Michaux. It's crazy the number of people that are out there on a weekend. I've never seen it as busy as it has been this year. FWIW, we were at Michaux over the weekend but not at Pine Grove. We only saw 1 small rattlesnake on Saturday. Hopefully Josh will post a picture.
Hopefully we can put something together for a version 2.1 of a Nomad's ride.
That is was I did. I love that descent too - its super fast but also gradual enough that you basically never have to brake. I chose to go up it on Saturday because its mostly paved and Woodrow felt like it was going to be too much of a shock to the system out of the gate. It turned out to be a good decision, because Woodrow was very sketchy with lots of loose gravel, and I'm sure I would have had serious traction issues going up. That's a beautiful shot - looks like you got down into the valley a little bit - Adams or Cumberland County side?Quote:
Originally Posted by AngryScientist
sounds like we had our own physically distant Nomad ride this weekend. i was up there as well on the bouncy bike, and looks like AngryScientist and I might have run into each other!
Just a widdle baby rattler.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaMtbRider
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