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  1. Just did a nice loop in the Sedona area and was able to take a few shots.
    We sort of hooked up with a group of locals at one point doing the Buddha
    Beach loop in ccw direction but I was always behind them and wasn't able to
    take photos. The section along Oak Creek is in really bad shape as a couple
    of the photos show. It's going to take some work to make the trail rideable
    in that area.

    <http://xpupload.hpphoto.com/servlet/com.hp.HPGuestLogin?username=garyrwilliams&password=20038291>

    And the Buddha's are already reappearing but I opted not to photograph them!

    A fairly easy ride of about 13 miles ending with a visit to a lot my riding
    bud owns in the Village at Oak Creek.

    and the coffee at the bike and bean is marginal at best......they have way
    better knowledge of biking than they do about good coffee.

    Gary (out of the closet coffee snob)
    --
    Nothing equals the joy of silently rolling forward under my own power, no
    matter how fast I go. You can't enjoy the descent without earning the climb.
    I ride because I can.

    -Evan MacKenzie, Hillsboro, Oregon

  2. I feel like such a dork.....

    try this link for all photos

    http://www.hpphoto.com/servlet/com.hp.HPGuestLogin?username=garyrwilliams&password=60461632

    GeeDubb said:

    Just did a nice loop in the Sedona area and was able to take a few
    shots. We sort of hooked up with a group of locals at one point doing
    the Buddha Beach loop in ccw direction but I was always behind them
    and wasn't able to take photos. The section along Oak Creek is in
    really bad shape as a couple of the photos show. It's going to take
    some work to make the trail rideable in that area.

    <http://xpupload.hpphoto.com/servlet/com.hp.HPGuestLogin?username=garyrwilliams&password=20038291>

    And the Buddha's are already reappearing but I opted not to
    photograph them!
    A fairly easy ride of about 13 miles ending with a visit to a lot my
    riding bud owns in the Village at Oak Creek.

    and the coffee at the bike and bean is marginal at best......they
    have way better knowledge of biking than they do about good coffee.

    Gary (out of the closet coffee snob)

  3. GeeDubb said:

    Just did a nice loop in the Sedona area and was able to take a few


    shots.

    Quoted message said:

    We sort of hooked up with a group of locals at one point doing the


    Buddha

    Quoted message said:

    Beach loop in ccw direction but I was always behind them and wasn't


    able to

    Quoted message said:

    take photos. The section along Oak Creek is in really bad shape as a


    couple

    Quoted message said:

    of the photos show. It's going to take some work to make the trail


    rideable

    Quoted message said:

    in that area.


    <http://xpupload.hpphoto.com/servlet/com.hp.HPGuestLogin?username=garyrwilliams&password=20038291>

    Quoted message said:


    And the Buddha's are already reappearing but I opted not to


    photograph them!

    Quoted message said:


    A fairly easy ride of about 13 miles ending with a visit to a lot my


    riding

    Quoted message said:

    bud owns in the Village at Oak Creek.

    Scenic stuff.

    Quoted message said:

    and the coffee at the bike and bean is marginal at best......they


    have way

    Quoted message said:

    better knowledge of biking than they do about good coffee.

    Gary (out of the closet coffee snob)

    Yeah, you are quite the snob, though I must admit that those Yemeni
    beans were absolutely the best I've ever had and Angry Man agrees.

    JD

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