Muscatine, Iowa High Bridge at Night

This is my hometown bridge that takes you across the Mississippi from Iowa to Illinois. Pretty cool!!!!

The email that I received this image in mentioned that Muscatine power and water absorbs the expense?

Muchachoville ain't so bad!!!!

South Georgia Cycling BLOG

Vonnie put together a blog for SGC. Check it out, he has a very creative touch!

The team is going to transition from the website to the Blog
for the ease of posting.

Check it out @ http://southgeorgiacycling.blogspot.com/

We're ENGAGED =-)

We arrived in Boulder on Friday, July 3rd, to a beautiful afternoon in Boulder. We headed downtown to get a slice of Nick & Willy's Famous Take & Bake Pizza. We ran in to Willy and hung out and caught up while we enjoyed our slices. Amy quickly realized where I learned to cook.
We got up Saturday, July 4th, and headed up to the Indian Peaks Wilderness. On our way we stopped at Moe's bagels where I got my favorite a garlic bagel with herb cream cheese. Yummy breath!!!!! We arrived at the Brainard Lake parking lot at 9 AM and began our ascent up Mt. Audubon (13,233 feet). Amy blasted up it like a warrior and became one with nature on the way up. I guess during college she was the squirrel queen but on this day she was chipmunk and marmot queen.

All joking aside, we say a ton of wildlife and it was great to be above tree line for about 4 hours. We actually were in a pocket because we were above the clouds down in Boulder and Denver but yet it was absolutely beautiful and clear above tree line.











Here is Amy summiting Mt. Audubon, you can see some clouds coming in behind us. That is Longs Peak and Rocky Mountain National park behind her.



Once at the top we hunkered down out of the wind and had a picnic.











Which is when I asked her to spend the rest of her life with me.

I think the big smile means YES!!!!!!!!

More to come... we are heading up to the Aspen area Monday afternoon and then down to Telluride on Wednesday to visit Uncle Kevin, Annie and Emma.