So after 1680 miles and two of the hottest days on two wheels I have ever felt I made it to Santa Fe. Air temps both days over 105degrees - up to 118 the last few hours before I rode through a thunderstorm, on the other side the temp dropped hard to a chilly 68! I love it out here - everything is on a different scale. The size of the place, the depth of the views, the colors in the sky, the size of the stars at night, the changes in the weather and especially the personalities of the people. There is no place like it anywhere else. Looking forward to relaxing with friends now, putting my boots in the air, an ice-cold beverage in my hand and some real Mexican food in my belly. Hope your doing fine as well. More to come...
Monday, July 4, 2011
Made it!
So after 1680 miles and two of the hottest days on two wheels I have ever felt I made it to Santa Fe. Air temps both days over 105degrees - up to 118 the last few hours before I rode through a thunderstorm, on the other side the temp dropped hard to a chilly 68! I love it out here - everything is on a different scale. The size of the place, the depth of the views, the colors in the sky, the size of the stars at night, the changes in the weather and especially the personalities of the people. There is no place like it anywhere else. Looking forward to relaxing with friends now, putting my boots in the air, an ice-cold beverage in my hand and some real Mexican food in my belly. Hope your doing fine as well. More to come...
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Ya gotta love NM and all that it brings, but keep that jacket handy cuz ya just never know what's around the corner.
Jealous! Have fun out there mate! Watch out for Crazy Iranians with their Paykans! ;)
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