right! 
but still a lot of snow on the mountains… but a little lower there are also some good rides…
Today’s ride.
That is a very cool photo
Turtle that’s even nuttier than usual. 
I wouldn’t even walk that second one w/o a safety cord:o
Turtle, I can’t believe you’re riding in that second pic if it’s as dangerous as it looks. There must be a secret to it.
He isn’t riding! It’s a standstill.
(secret: Turtle is glued to the wall)
Bye the way: I’ve seen much more dangerous stuff of his riding/gliding skills!!
I just love his SLIP & SLIDE SLOPE-STYLE…
Respect Turtle
That ain’t no Turtle! That’s a mountain goat! I’m waiting for pictures of Turtle like these.
Jerry
i’ve seen this pic already, those are may real heroes!
…and yes it’s super glue
watch out for my next vid (yes i took not only pics…) … will not be out in the next weeks…
Trail head for red loop at Tawasentha Park, Guilderland, NY. 1 part mud, 1 part sand, 2 parts awesome!
Today’s ride at Herb Parsons Lake
Today’s ride. The ride around the lake is roughly 7 miles. I’m riding a shorter trail which is about 2 miles until I get my muni legs/lungs back in shape.
missing the third, - my favourite;)
That’s pretty impressive! I’ve learned to drop in to small half/quarter pipes. How hard is it on the massive ones?
Ah come on! Going down it is EASY, I want to see you ride up it!
but really, nice!
…crazy, but Nice!
It’s rare to be photoed. These are from the Collingwood, Ontario, Canada harbour overlooking Georgian Bay. The weather has been unbelievably warm for March, feeling a lot like June. Made for a fun day to ride around on the shale. It’s a lot like riding over shallow steps with most of the edges ranging from 1 to 2 inches.
