
Last weeks Coalition was a little trying in the conditions department. En route the anticipation for our tacky trails meter to be pinging was high but the mountain had other plans. Just a half hour previous to our arrival a sudden thunder shower dumped some major precipitation. Our first lap down Toothless and it was evident we were not doing the trails any good and they would need an hour or 2 to dry up. Fortunately, we were given the skinny that SLF was still running well and we were able to do some laps on this tight and tech line. We concluded our 4th lap with a RON(run of the night) down T-dub. All in all a great night, but I am looking forward to when everything aligns and the high fives and not Canyon creek are flowing with ease.
I am unsure on the best approach to this week. With the Holiday Thursday, and after chatting with some Coaltionites, it seems most already have plans and are not available for this Wednesday evening. If this is not your story and I can get a satisfactory crew than we can make it a go. This will be a high level embracement of mayhem on my end... so I will have to buckle down and get at it. Fire me a quick email or leave a comment on the blog as soon as possible if you are down.
Alpine Pics courtesy of Ryan Creary Photography.Happy Trails,
Reg
Last nights Solstice ride with friends sure felt like summer...
My new Scratch was certainly liking the scenery and after one large slog finally pointed in the right direction!
For last week, we had a smaller group and conditions on all shuttle trails were to be a damaging situation. So we embraced the trails of choice of our alliance
Last year was yet again an amazing summer/fall of Coalition riding and I am super excited to embrace the vertical with the group again for 2010. I was planning on switching it up this year by changing Coalition nights to Wednesday. Please let me know if this works better for y'all.
I was thinking 5 at my place here in Calgary and 6 at Station Flats situation. I will email my