Sunset shots from the night before
At the morning ride. Where that rainbow was rained for a pretty long time last night. The result was mud in the morning under where it was.
For much of the morning the road was lined with poppies! (I think they were poppies)
This morning was many different terrains, biomes, and road types.
Yea... no shit.
At Beaverhead Work Center, this Mule tried to Help Andrew get a soda. It didn't work.
Beaverhead work Center
Diana the Kiwi!
Andrew the Kiwi!
Climbing a nice little hill, the two fine folks who I often refer to as... The Kiwis! I'm sure there are more creative nicknames, but this seemed to work.
The later half of the day got pretty hilly.
This storm kept growing and eventually soaked me for hours.
Wall Lake
I wish this photo hadn't washed out, because this area had some nice red colors to it.
At the top of one of the first climbs, That storm is much bigger. It hit me on this following downhill and then stuck around for another long climb, downhill, and camp.
This terrain was very Appalachian. I know, because I've bike across West Virginia. It really felt a lot like that. Also, raining.
Access to the main campground was washed out.
Camp with the Kiwis! They are route planning here.
Sunset tonight
And one final Collin's Park photo - because first is always last!
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