part of the Red Duct Tape Dress crew
more red duct tape dresses...
the rest of my "homolicious posse", Chris makes a great cranky old lady...
more red duct tape dresses...
the rest of my "homolicious posse", Chris makes a great cranky old lady...
The day was hilarious--- the best story being about Daniel (fancy hat, far left in above pic) meeting a group of kids. One of the little boys who was about 6 years old said to him ".... hello Mr. Lady...."
Day Five is a short day, only about 45 miles but pretty much all hills. So you spend the day sweating in a red dress, and stopping at every chance you have to eat sugar so you can make it up the hills and into Lompoc.
Oh.... me? I was dressed as the "Anti- Minnie". Here's a pic of me with the "Minnie Brigade"
My dress was exactly opposite in color from that of the Minnie's, and I wore devil horns on my helmet instead of cutsie Minnie Mouse ears.... appropriate huh?
Chris, Kimball and I rode into the town of Lompoc (y'know on a bike riding through, the town is NOT THAT small...) until we found the famous taqueria that all the riders ride to before heading in to camp. It was yummy.
Day, or rather Night five is also the day we take our group pictures. Mostly, its teams and clubs but also its a group picture of all of the Training Ride Leaders from Northern and Southern California. Here are a few of mine:
Day Five is a short day, only about 45 miles but pretty much all hills. So you spend the day sweating in a red dress, and stopping at every chance you have to eat sugar so you can make it up the hills and into Lompoc.
Oh.... me? I was dressed as the "Anti- Minnie". Here's a pic of me with the "Minnie Brigade"
My dress was exactly opposite in color from that of the Minnie's, and I wore devil horns on my helmet instead of cutsie Minnie Mouse ears.... appropriate huh?
Chris, Kimball and I rode into the town of Lompoc (y'know on a bike riding through, the town is NOT THAT small...) until we found the famous taqueria that all the riders ride to before heading in to camp. It was yummy.
Day, or rather Night five is also the day we take our group pictures. Mostly, its teams and clubs but also its a group picture of all of the Training Ride Leaders from Northern and Southern California. Here are a few of mine: