Sunday, August 1, 2010

Onward number two



Suddenly the rider notices he is above the trees. Earlier he road along the shore.





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After the hills and windy flats along the ocean, accompanied by the sun, I rode inland on Route 1 as it headed to its eventual intersection with Route 101. There, you find the Redwoods, and brutal, brutal climbing, some of the slowest and most painful climbing of my life. 5-6 miles per hour, neck and ass pain. Dark, isolated Redwood forests that induce insanity and despair. I continued to climb and did not stop climbing.

3 comments:

  1. The irony of riding at sea level.

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  2. http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-07-31/features/ct-sun-badwater-20100729_1_badwater-ultramarathon-mile-race

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  3. "In Hawaii, the lava make my dick hard. I ain't even see no lava. But I know they got lava bitches here."

    --ODB

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