What did you do today?

[zooom]

Turned on the heated grips.... 

poor circulation there old man?

[Slide Panda]

nah man - it felt positively chilly this morning after that heat wave. Walking the pooch before dawn in shorts and T got me the goose bumps.

[The Mad King Pepe']

I'm loving the weather, just needs getting used to. 

[shortbus]

I'm loving the weather, just needs getting used to.  

T'was nice meeting you and that beautiful white bike this morning haha
Makes me wanna start riding to work again!

[Steve.In.Atlanta]

Rode into work this morning and it was 65° in Atlanta. That's unheard of for this time of year.

[The Mad King Pepe']

T'was nice meeting you and that beautiful white bike this morning haha
Makes me wanna start riding to work again!

Thanks, you made my day!

[zooom]

Rode into work this morning and it was 65° in Atlanta. That's unheard of for this time of year.

I tell you....if it weren't for the fact that I know I wouldn't make the same money and be able to have a similar living situation...I'd love to be down there...even if my brother lives there ( though I love his house and the neighborhood you guys live in-especially the farmers market in the park because of that damn good local yogurt)

[Steve.In.Atlanta]

I tell you....if it weren't for the fact that I know I wouldn't make the same money and be able to have a similar living situation...I'd love to be down there...even if my brother lives there ( though I love his house and the neighborhood you guys live in-especially the farmers market in the park because of that damn good local yogurt)

You never know, you may be able to make the same money. The only downside to living in downtown is the haul to get up to the mountains. That's one of the few things I miss about living in Chattanooga, a quick mountain ride started on the street behind my house. The Grant Park Farmer's market is even bigger this year, it's insane.

[zooom]

You never know, you may be able to make the same money. The only downside to living in downtown is the haul to get up to the mountains. That's one of the few things I miss about living in Chattanooga, a quick mountain ride started on the street behind my house. The Grant Park Farmer's market is even bigger this year, it's insane.

yeah, it is pretty much the same here, so that portion of getting out to get to "good" riding is something I am currently used to....as far as the growth of the farmers market....well...it has indeed grown and has many good offerings...just next time you eat some of that tropical sweet heat or the port wine and black cherry, think of me...LOL

and for the other CAM'mers reading this and wondering, this-> http://atlantafresh.com/ is the awesomesauce when it comes to greek yogurt. 

[DRKWNG]

Put a Nobby Nic on the front and went to Fountainhed.

[Jdan]

Did the whole of skyline drive today. What a great road!

[MikeZ]

Did the whole of skyline drive today. What a great road!

Was hoping to do that this year.  Did about 1/2 last year on the way back from Roanoke.
High on my priorities for next summer.

[potomacduc]

Did the whole of skyline drive today. What a great road!

Were you on that beautiful black Multistrada?

Skyline is a nice road if you hit it when it is free of traffic and 

[ducati culture]

Put a Nobby Nic on the front and went to Fountainhed.

How far is fountain head from dc?  Single track?  dc

[DRKWNG]

How far is fountain head from dc?  Single track?  dc

It's right next to Clifton, if you're familiar with that area.  Over all, I'd say it's about half an hour's drive assuming traffic isn't too bad.  Yeah, I know.  Could barely type that with a straight face.     The trails there are mostly singletrack, with a few sections being slightly wider; never wide enough to be considered a fire road though.  Guess it all depends on what you compare it to, as it's rarely narrow enough to be considered singletrack by "alpine" CO trails, but...  You get the idea.  Best way to get there would be 123S from FFX-CP, then turn onto Hampton Rd at the fire station.  Stay on Hampton and you'll see the entrance to the park.