Riding With Gaints ~VIDEO~

Happy Birthday USA!

As a follow up to JD and Gregs threads from a couple of weeks ago, here
is my offering from the our ride on the Freeman Creek Trail in the
Sequoia National Monument in the Southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of
California. While this trail is short on length it is long on quality.
These majestic trees are awe inspiring and it was a real treat to ride
amongst them. They are some of the oldest living things on the planet
so 1776 and 1492, were last weekend, and last summer for these trees.

Here is my Ride Report
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/FreemanGrove.htm

Here is the 9 minute video that is 70MB in size from the ride
http://www.mtbbill.com/videos/FreemanGrove.wmv

-Bill

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Happy Birthday USA!

As a follow up to JD and Gregs threads from a couple of weeks ago, here
is my offering from the our ride on the Freeman Creek Trail in the
Sequoia National Monument in the Southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of
California. While this trail is short on length it is long on quality.
These majestic trees are awe inspiring and it was a real treat to ride
amongst them. They are some of the oldest living things on the planet
so 1776 and 1492, were last weekend, and last summer for these trees.

Here is my Ride Report
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/FreemanGrove.htm

Here is the 9 minute video that is 70MB in size from the ride
http://www.mtbbill.com/videos/FreemanGrove.wmv

-Bill



Nice Vid.
I like the riding partner at 4 Min 5 Sec.
Having been to the Sequias, it is quite the experience to see them.
Ride on.

D Drew

On Tue, 04 Jul 2006 13:23:27 -0700, MTBBill
wrote:

Happy Birthday USA!

As a follow up to JD and Gregs threads from a couple of weeks ago, here
is my offering from the our ride on the Freeman Creek Trail in the
Sequoia National Monument in the Southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of
California. While this trail is short on length it is long on quality.
These majestic trees are awe inspiring and it was a real treat to ride
amongst them. They are some of the oldest living things on the planet
so 1776 and 1492, were last weekend, and last summer for these trees.

Here is my Ride Report
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/FreemanGrove.htm

Here is the 9 minute video that is 70MB in size from the ride
http://www.mtbbill.com/videos/FreemanGrove.wmv

-Bill


What an insanely fun ride with some of the best scenery I can think of.
How did the spider like the the ride?

Now you guys have something in common with Vandersplam; you're all tree
huggers!

Thanks for the footage.

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