Mmm, Big Mountain
First time up Big Mountain (in Emigration Canyon) for the year. This has to be one of the best rides in the SLC area.
View from the top (sorry for the crappy iPhone pic, I need a new Point and Shoot camera):
Elevation profile:
Map:
First time up Big Mountain (in Emigration Canyon) for the year. This has to be one of the best rides in the SLC area.
View from the top (sorry for the crappy iPhone pic, I need a new Point and Shoot camera):
Elevation profile:
Map:
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Apparently the video in my last post did not come through for those of you using Google Reader. If you're using Reader and you want to watch that video, please visit the blog outside of Reader.
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Couldn't help but pass this one along. Salt Lake City deserves a big pat on the back for being nominated and chosen as the U.S.'s healthiest city! Ahh, such pride :-)
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I just have to do a bit of bragging about my wife and her new publication! Well, OK, it's not a full book, but it is a photo in a book. We have a few photos on iStockphoto.com to help us earn credits so that we'll buy other images there. (I know, it's a vicious cycle) We've sold a handful here and there to non-descript downloaders and maybe one day I'll spot one somewhere, but the photo below drew a bit more of a personalized crowd. We received a message saying that Greg Witt was including it in his book "60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: Salt Lake City". We were pretty excited. Way to go GinaBina!
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