I have been busy enjoying Colorado and training. This will be my first mountain endurance event over 50 miles and I have never ridden a mountain bike 100 miles. I have met so many new friends here.
I miss my family and my dog very much! The altitude is very tiring, but I think I am finally adjusting. Today I rode up Columbine, which was my third time. It's a grueling 10 mile climb up to nearly 13K feet. The air is cold and crisp. The clouds are something I cannot describe. Every morning when I wake up feeling nervous, I remind myself of how lucky I am to be alive and have this experience.
I also seem to have collected much more "stuff" than I brought. So moving from place to place is exhausting, to say the least. Nutrition is something I still struggle with. It's just nearly impossible to know what's going to work and how much I can eat while riding 100 miles and climbing 13K feet.
Here are some photos from today.
TOP OF THE WORLD - COLUMBINE
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