Re: AMB-ID '05 Campsite Proposal Location and Date
Bill Sornson wrote:
> GeeDubb wrote:
>> Paladin wrote:
>>> You can get very remote very fast, so not to worry. Look on the
>>> cover of last mo's BIKE for the Imperial Gulch trail. You're waaaay
>>> out there. About a 3rd of us would bring non-riding S.O.'s and kids
>>> on prior trips. Gab's S.O. was a whole lot of fun, and pitched in
>>> to help a lot too. That worked great with the lakeside cabin, but
>>> thanks to the State of Idaho, we lost the cabin when the 30yr lease
>>> ran out. However, while we're riding, there is lots for non-riders
>>> to do around there. Redfish Lake, Stanley Lake, Sun Valley, lots of
>>> hiking, swimming, rafting, even climbing, (and shopping, etc., in
>>> Hailey.) Talked to Adam today who plan's to bring his ski boat up to
>>> Redfish Lake. Now that's gonna be fun.
>>>
>>> CDB
>>
>> Oh crap, now I have to pack my water ski, too? The lil' Subaru is
>> gonna be packed!
>
> I made the mistake of trying to water ski a few years ago. My right
> shoulder was already chronically f-ed (actual medical term), so I
> compensated by tweaking my LEFT shoulder! (For a while, I literally
> "threw like a girl" with my noodly left arm; it's better now, but the
> Padres ain't inviting me to spring training any time soon.)
>
> Then I took my worst mtb fall (so far), and totally ripped my right
> rotator cuff. Eventual surgery, 6 weeks off bike, etc. etc.
>
> IOW, I'll drive the boat, I'll RIDE in the boat, but ain't no one
> gonna talk me into gettin' DRAGGED by dat boat!
>
> Bill "considering LONG road trip" S.
I understand. I messed up my back water skiing and it's never been the
same. I can't sleep flat or I wake up in tons of pain. I even bought one
of those sleep number things that didn't improve anything. I sleep in my
Lazyboy recliner now and feel much better. So having said all that......I
still water ski every now and then. The first pull of the season is the
worst....two days later.
If I'm not driving the boat, I'm drinking beer.....HIT IT!
Gary