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Oh, my favorite is starting out on a rainy cold overcast day, getting  
to the out vet check, 20 miles later, and the sky clears, the sun  
beats down all the way back, and you don't have your sunscreen on.   
That happened to me at Grizzly...TWICE!  I now always carry a small  
sample tube of spf 45.


On Nov 29, 2006, at 11:15 AM, David LeBlanc wrote:

> I have been rained on, sleeted on, snowed on, and gotten too hot,  
> all in the
> same day up here. Temperature is a consistent challenge - at high  
> altitudes,
> and even not so high altitudes where it's dry, it isn't uncommon to  
> start
> the ride at around freezing, and it's into the 50's by the time you  
> get to
> the first vet check, and into the 70's or 80's (sometimes higher)  
> by noon.


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