ALC is almost here, training hard

Great team rides this weekend. Saturday, 6 riders, 60 miles, then team meeting/ prep talks about items to pack, how logistics will work for camping all week, travel to and from, important details, etc.

 Brandon, our newest member, on his longest ride ever, and a few short but very steep climbs.

 Brandon and Jason coming up Cross Rd in Livermore

 Jason & Jan, thanks to Isabelle, our fastest strongest rider to forges ahead to take photos.

 Julio over the top of Cross Rd.

 Julio, almost to the top, not sure the grade, Garmin sometimes lies, but it was steep at top.

 Lunch at the PG&E site, Western Regional Lineman's Rodeo in Livermore,
Jan in front, Isabelle, Brandon, Jim, Jason & Julio.

After we changed out clothes for team party/meeting. Keith, Jim, Julio, Tom, Jan, David, Mary, Isabelle, Larry and Brandon. 

Need volunteers for the Cow Palace, Sat & Sun, June 2 & 3

We've been busy training, changing a couple of flat tires, climbing hills, and more hills, and fundraising.
If you can volunteer, for the send off from the Cow Palace, we have a PG&E contingent, or you can pick your own shift, click below.
PG&E 6.2.18_8:30am - 2pm

volunteers for Sat or Sun

Saturday we rode Morgan Territory & Sunday Tunitas Creek and Half Moon Bay. Isabelle is a strong, fast rider, and takes photos for us.

 Isabelle helping Julio, both are quite proficient at changing tires though.

Jim, Isabelle & Jan on a snack break. The amount of calories we need to consume is over the top.

Highway 1 view, we will ride by this again on Day 1, June 3.

Towering redwood trees on Tunitas Creek Rd, a climb of 2000' in 6 miles.

The Pulgas Water Temple in Filoli, taken from Canada Rd. One of the best benefits of riding is the scenery we get to enjoy. Another, of course staying fit and the best of all, knowing we are helping others with our fundraising efforts.