More singletrack riding.
Still shot from http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93090
First week
My first unicycle has arrived last week (thursday) and I love it! 
This is from earlier today at Intermares beach - Cabedelo - PB - Brazil
Uniroyal, unicycle, get it?
I’m not sure what an inflatable 30’ tiger has to do with anything but this sucker just went up yesterday or today along my regular lunchtime ride.
1st Annual VT Uni Fest - Friday Distance Ride
This was a 13+ mile road ride from the Comfort Inn of St Johnsburry, Vt to the Trout River Brewery in Lyndonville. Wheel sizes ranged from 24" to 36". “Just one hill”
1st Annual VT Uni Fest - Saturday Muni at Kingdom Trails
Roughly 7 mile trail ride (only a tip of the iceberg) through Kingdom Trails in Burke, Vermont.
Looks like you had great weather up in Vermont, so jealous I couldn’t be there, but that is a seriously long drive for a Southerner!
Went for a ride along the beach today. I have a geography exam coming up soon; one of the topics on it is coastal environments, so I ddecided to do some hands-on revision, in the sea 
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Plus a shot of the unicycles:
MoOoG, nice pics. Really like the second one.
No visible means of support!
Actually, I through my GUni up into the air, and a ranger yelled, “Freeze!”
Thanks! The video is coming soon 
pre-Muni!
Just had a great father’s day ride with my 7-year-old - both of us novices, him on his two-wheeler and me on my 24". We went to a local trail that’s short and mostly flat. Once I figured out how to freemount on wood chips, we were off and running!
Only a quarter mile, but it felt like a bajillion
Sadly, no pics of either of us, since we were both pretty hard at work during the effort - but this snap is from the trailhead just as we returned to the start. And just before we went to the running track across the street and logged a couple of somewhat easier miles.
Keep at it! I remember roughly 10 months ago when I first tried Muni and got really discouraged my first outing. I think I UPD’d every 30 feet or so and it took about 10 tries to remount every single time. It probably took me 30 minutes to travel 1/4 mile. That was on a “fitness trail” that was flat and pretty smooth. Now I’m doing 3-4 miles of rough and rooty single track in about an hour at least 3 days per week. Minimum UPD’s and no problems remounting until I get exhausted near the end.
Annual Fathers day 36er ride on Indy Pass - Continental Divide 12,095’± Weather is fantastic high on the divide.
White-Night Ride in Alaska
Fun ride tonight at the end of a family trip to Alaska with BenNC. We took full advantage of the “white nights” they have up here in June, finishing our ride with the sunset at midnight.
Thanks to Ben for making it out for the late night ride, loaning the uni, navigating safely around the two moose on the trail, and fishing me out of a fast mountain stream that had a slippery wooden bridge I couldn’t resist trying!
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Pict 1 shows the sunset in the corner, Mt Denali was visible to the right but didn’t come out in this photo. Pict 2 shows some mountaintops near Anchorage.
i was just practicing my high jump outside because it has finally stopped raining here.
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Summer has arrived with a bang and I have been too busy with preparing camp and training staff too keep up on what has been going on in the forums.
Monday was our first day with campers, and we have our hands full with this lot. Many are from shelters, foster homes, and 20 of them are homeless. All in all they are a great bunch of kids.
I took advantage of the camp being empty over the weekend and spent some time riding and snapping pictures. Here’s a few pix of my summer home.
My daughter has been practicing riding the catwalk (the horizontal pole behind the climbing wall) with her unicycle. We of course have her harnessed and on belay.
Neat! How high is it? 30, 40 feet?
And do you have the unicycle suspended from anything or does it just fall to the ground? Does it take any damage or is it relatively unscathed?
The catwalk is 30 ft. She wears a full body harness and we tether the unicycle to her harness.
Awesome way to practice skinny skills!