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I went for a quick 100 mile dual sport run this morning, and I don't usually worry about pictures, but the remarkable change in scenery from the May rains warranted a few. Plus, I wanted to see how the camera on my Garmin Montana performed.
Sorry about all the gratuitous KTM 950 pictures but that was all that was out there.
This is a fork of the Double Mountain Fork of the Brazos. Unremarkable except I have never seen water flowing over the road in a steady current like it is here. Been crossing this piece of road for over 20 years.
This is looking out across the south part of the LTR lease. Less than five years ago, the majority of the property was decimated by wildfire. Today, I have never seen it so green. Remarkable transformation.
I don't know what is prettier; my KTM or the cactus flowers.
I ventured onto a little single track, and also had to deal with some nasty long and deep mud holes on the dirt roads as well. Riding alone in these conditions is sketchy but no problems today.
Not much of a ride report, but if you understand that this piece of West Texas is usually scrub mesquites and sand than you will realize how powerful the force of nature truly is. I don't know that I will ever see everything that green again in my lifetime.
Sorry about all the gratuitous KTM 950 pictures but that was all that was out there.
This is a fork of the Double Mountain Fork of the Brazos. Unremarkable except I have never seen water flowing over the road in a steady current like it is here. Been crossing this piece of road for over 20 years.
This is looking out across the south part of the LTR lease. Less than five years ago, the majority of the property was decimated by wildfire. Today, I have never seen it so green. Remarkable transformation.
I don't know what is prettier; my KTM or the cactus flowers.
I ventured onto a little single track, and also had to deal with some nasty long and deep mud holes on the dirt roads as well. Riding alone in these conditions is sketchy but no problems today.
Not much of a ride report, but if you understand that this piece of West Texas is usually scrub mesquites and sand than you will realize how powerful the force of nature truly is. I don't know that I will ever see everything that green again in my lifetime.
Oh well, like I said before it puts the "A" in Adventure.
