What a weekend! The travels on Friday couldn't have started any better. Hopping on the interstate to sit hour 1.5 hours in traffic. Oh well. Back on track we rolled to Parker Dam State Park for the annual fall Grizvitational. Werner, Dean, and I arrived at about 8 at the cabin to find Karl and Carol warming it up with some food.
Griz rolled in shortly after and the festivities started. It got cold as a mofo going down in the thirties with heavy frost and a full moon. Saturday morning came early and breakfast was served with heaps of dutch style meets. More of the group showed up and off we were to the trailhead in the Moshannon Wilderness. We road some remote and epic trail with no spills or frills.
Everybody was riding solid! After about 35 we rolled back for dinner, showers and a camp fire. The full moon finally poked out of the days clouds and shewed them away for the Sunday ride.
Most of the group rolled home, and seven of us enjoyed about 18 of the sweetest trails PA had to offer. My thanks to all the cool folks that show up to Griz's rides and contribute to the great weekend. HUGE props to the
Grizzly One for his trail knowledge and unifying qualities that bring such a fun bunch of people together. You know, if you look between your legs and see Shalata, you might have some problems!
Griz rolled in shortly after and the festivities started. It got cold as a mofo going down in the thirties with heavy frost and a full moon. Saturday morning came early and breakfast was served with heaps of dutch style meets. More of the group showed up and off we were to the trailhead in the Moshannon Wilderness. We road some remote and epic trail with no spills or frills. 
Everybody was riding solid! After about 35 we rolled back for dinner, showers and a camp fire. The full moon finally poked out of the days clouds and shewed them away for the Sunday ride. 
Most of the group rolled home, and seven of us enjoyed about 18 of the sweetest trails PA had to offer. My thanks to all the cool folks that show up to Griz's rides and contribute to the great weekend. HUGE props to the Grizzly One for his trail knowledge and unifying qualities that bring such a fun bunch of people together. You know, if you look between your legs and see Shalata, you might have some problems! 
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