OT A view from the road.

[carbonman]

A glorious day of sunshine, for a change.
Warmest day of the year.
No snow, no ice, no rain.
51miles, feel'n so fine.
Aside from the miracle of cpap and a wonderful nights sleep,
I think the Eat like a Caveman diet is really creating a change.
I am feeling so strong. Even after the brutal winter we had,
I'm coming back strong and fast.

I decided to give you a look from the horse's mouth, so to speak.
Sort of puts into perspective what I see.
Did my Marshal/StVrain Rd. loop in Boulder.
On the way up, the morning sun was displaying the front range,
in all its spring glory.

The Flatirons and Meeker/Longs Pk.

Indian Pks.


The view from the road.
West up Valmont Rd.
.
West up St. Vrain Rd.

South on HW36

West on S. Boulder Rd.

Coming to the end of S. Boulder Rd.


I'll see you on down the road.

[echo]

GORGEOUS! Thanks as always for sharing

[dsm]

Carbonman -

v.nice pics - thanks - now if you'd told me that was around lake Taupo in the Nth Island of New Zealand I would have said yup

I guess that was a really nice brisk ride

Cheers

DSM

[fuzzy96]

i always love the pictures you post. it was snowin in nw pa today (go figure) but that looks like a nice day for a ride.

thanx for sharing

[GumbyCT]

CM I want to thank you for taking the time you do to take the pictures and then share with us.
THANK YOU!!!

I know snow will stay on those peaks well into August too.

[Muse-Inc]

ah, CM, incredible sights!

[ozij]

Thank you, Carbonman.
O.

[t-bone]

Nice! Good to see that you guys have decent road shoulders so you can get out of the way of the cagers (not that you need them, but that's a discussion for a different forum).

I won't be that far north when I pass along the southern edge of Colorado in June, but if you want to watch for me, we can wave as I go by (I'm on a crew for a team competing in Race Across America, as noted here:
viewtopic/t52015/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=49 ... 59#p456259 ).

As others have said, nice pictures as always! One of the things I like about riding feet-first is that if I mount a helmet cam, I don't have to strain my neck to have it look up enough to see birds flying...