These are some of my favorite pictures of my husband riding his bike. He loves to be on any of his bikes, and is not a fun person to live with when he can't ride. I'm so glad he started taking pictures because I will never be able to keep up with him.
He often will ride his bike as far as he can up a mountain, then hike, then snowshoe to make it to the top. That is what he did this day when he climbed nearly 8,000 feet to wheeler peak in Great Basin National Park.
On his way to the Grand Canyon. Yes, he rode his bike there from St. George. Yes, he has been called crazy by more than one passerby during his adventures.
Duck Creek...this photo made it in the 2008 Utah Geological Survey calendar. My Mr. September!
Up above Centerville (where I grew up)
Do you ever wonder what it looks like above the inversion in SLC??
The beautiful side of Las Vegas
If you want to see more pictures of his adventures, click on the Cedar and Sand link.
He often will ride his bike as far as he can up a mountain, then hike, then snowshoe to make it to the top. That is what he did this day when he climbed nearly 8,000 feet to wheeler peak in Great Basin National Park.On his way to the Grand Canyon. Yes, he rode his bike there from St. George. Yes, he has been called crazy by more than one passerby during his adventures.
Duck Creek...this photo made it in the 2008 Utah Geological Survey calendar. My Mr. September!
Up above Centerville (where I grew up)
Do you ever wonder what it looks like above the inversion in SLC??
The beautiful side of Las VegasIf you want to see more pictures of his adventures, click on the Cedar and Sand link.
2 comments:
those pictures are awesome. Does he take them himself or is somebody with him?
He takes them himself. He has a flexible tri-pod that he can wrap around anything. He's pretty good...but the funniest pictures are of him running to get into the frame.
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