Todd and I tried out road biking for the first time around Moab last weekend.
It was awesome! I never fell off my bike or got stuck in the clip-in pedals.
And it didn't hurt my back, as everything else seems to do...
It was awesome! I never fell off my bike or got stuck in the clip-in pedals.
And it didn't hurt my back, as everything else seems to do...
Here I am, ever the photographer. Notice the baby bump :)
Todd got some good bouldering in at the Big Bend boulders. Here he is on Circus Trick, which was more difficult to come down from than climb up. He had to jump off the boulder because there was no other way down.
We biked through part of Arches and Canyonlands and camped in the "overflow" dirt patch with dozens of other tightly packed campers.
We drove home during an incredible sunset. It made the drive go faster.
All in all it was a great trip. I love Moab!
1 comments:
Holy amazing photos!
Yeah, we are insane and are taking a 1 1/2 year old to the Middle East. We're going with Emily and Tyler and their 2 kids. It is going to be quite the adventure. I'm most worried that because of the time change, Lily will never sleep. We'll see!
I had an abnormally easy pregnancy. During my first trimester, and the last few weeks of my 3rd trimester, I was so tired I thought I was going to die. The rest of the time, the only difference was a growing stomach, and not being able to waterski. When I did the 100 mile ride, I think I was about 5 months along, and felt totally normal. If it had been during my first trimester there would've been NO way! I swear all I did for the first trimester was sleep. If you're looking for a good book, check out "exercising through your pregnancy" by James Clapp. It's all about the science of exercising during pregnancy, if you're interested. It totally motivated me to do stuff, since it's so good for the baby. Although, Jared blames Lily's nonstop personality on the amount of running I did while I was pregnant. :)
Whoah, sorry this turned into such a long comment.
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