For me it actually makes it easier to get out and ride. I have even done meeting driving to the trails as I have a lot of online meetings and I do not miss the commute in the car and the crappy coffee.
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Could have waved at myself and my wife, we rode Cub Creek to Staunton
Probably timing was different - we didn't even drive up there until after 1:00... and we're slow, so didn't finish until almost 5:00.Could have waved at myself and my wife, we rode Cub Creek to Staunton
1:45 when we left CC trailhead, so it was possible. We only rode to the Bugling Elk intersection and turned around though. Agreed that it's a long ride if you tag on Staunton trails too.Probably timing was different - we didn't even drive up there until after 1:00... and we're slow, so didn't finish until almost 5:00.
That Cub Creek/Staunton ride is a stiff one...
That would have been the smart move when @Full Trucker and I did it earlier this summer.
'Specially if you're old, fat, and out of shape.
you ever hike max patch.....seems it has become a little to popular...
No, but I definitely want to see Max Patch. Had friends who talked about it a lot when I lived in Asheville. That many campers during a pandemic would freak me the fuck out. Nope, nope, nope...
FUCK That noise.....
uhhh....fuck yeah....
someone wants to get cozy with a horse
Not those. They’re cute and all, but @jdcamb is right, horses are assholes. These will kick and bite.
