SUCH a great trip! Wow, the ML has shot to the top end of my list for sure.
Some great shots of two of you alsoso often we only get to see the
bikes! And I can't believe your AWC mug has held up as well as it looks.
So what's the story on the closet/bed?
How long were you on the bike each
Very nice images and a great bike! I have enjoyed following Pondero’s bike
travels for several years. Interesting to see how the Hunq fared alongside
a titanium hard tail. I just built up my first Riv, a 62cm Appaloosa, and
am looking forward to seeing what types of riding it is capable of.
Wow! Thanks for sharing.
Lots of fun.
On Fri, Apr 1, 2022, 7:32 AM WETH wrote:
> I spent a few days with a friend exploring Las Cruces, NM and the northern
> half of the Monument Loop 2.0 (
> https://bikepacking.com/routes/monumental-loop/). I rode my Hunqapillar
> and found it equal to the
Speaking of desert beauty, read (all of you, not just Earle) Edward Abby's
"Desert Solitaire," IME his best book (The Monkeywrench Gang and The Brave
Cowboy notwithstanding).
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Great ride report Erl. You picked a good burrito stop in Hatch!
On Friday, April 1, 2022 at 9:25:38 AM UTC-6 Patrick Moore wrote:
> Lovely photos. I was going to say " despite the barren landscape" but then
> read your Instagram remark. Still, it is barren compared to Southern
> England,
Lovely photos. I was going to say " despite the barren landscape" but then
read your Instagram remark. Still, it is barren compared to Southern
England, heck, even compared to the high ABQ desert, but like all deserts
it has a beauty of its own.
>From the rugged trails, 45 miles per day seems a
I spent a few days with a friend exploring Las Cruces, NM and the northern
half of the Monument Loop 2.0 (
https://bikepacking.com/routes/monumental-loop/). I rode my Hunqapillar
and found it equal to the task. The Monumental Loop contains paved roads,
paved bike paths, gravel paths, dirt
