Re: "Endurance DRIVING"...the day before

["Marci Cunningham" <mcunningham@calcot.com>]

A quick examination of the driving time I spend traveling to endurance rides
during one season reveals the following:

5 rides to which the driving time is 3 hours or less
3 rides to which the driving time is around 4 hours
4 rides to which the driving time is around 6 hours
2 rides to which the driving time is around 8 hours

In order for me to spend 8 hours or more on the road driving to an endurance
ride, the ride has to be a 'special' ride or longer than 50 miles such as a
one day 100 or a multi-day ride.   After reading about how long some
ridecampers have to spend driving to endurance rides I feel blessed to live
in such a ride friendly area.  Of course one has to put up with 100 degree
temps in the summer and 6 inches of rain in the winter to live in
Bakersfield.

How 'bout a word from cuzin' John and Remington?  He likes to take the purdy
route to rides just to see new digs.  Them sure are tall trees.

Happy Trails,
Marci Cunningham
Bakersfield CA



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