A little less crazed - so I'm back skimming list a bit... really enjoyed this whole big GESO - and I like the way the page is set up, too
Userfriendly to all HTML stuff. I don't know the answer to your Flower "what is it" But I can tell you the name of the shelf fungus in this photo: http://www.robertstech.com/blog/photos/gallery03/yesitsanotherfungus.html Ganoderma tsugae. I love the spiderwort shot too... well, actually I love a lot of 'em... hard to chose - sounds like a great time was had by all ann Mark Roberts wrote: >frank theriault wrote: > > > >>Mark Roberts wrote: >> >> >>>http://www.robertstech.com/blog/photos/gallery03/ >>> >>> >>Exquisite, Mark, just lovely! >> >>Especially the bike shots. Italian CF. Mmmm... >> >> > >Yep, CF, Italian or otherwise, is fine stuff. Aluminum is stiff but >really passes the vibration of the road through. My butt came through >this year's ride in much better condition than the last time I did this >century :) > >It's amazing how different the physiology differs between running and >cycling. This year I did much more bicycle training but I was still >getting passed by people who I'm sure wouldn't be within an hour of me >in a marathon. I mean, in smaller marathons I'm usually in contention >for an age group award, but in a bicycle century I'm strictly mid-pack >at best. The fact that it was a very hilly ride must have helped me >because I was passing people all the time going up hills, cruising by >when they were obviously gasping for breath and working hard... but on >the next flat they'd blast past me so fast I couldn't even contemplate >drafting. > >I can't decide whether I want to train harder to do this again >*properly* or never, ever do it again at all! > >Here's the elevation profile: >http://www.bloodsweatandgears.org/images/profile100.jpg > > > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
