Three Days in Durango; Day 3, Engineer Mountain

Tuesday morning, day three riding in the Durango area.  I woke good and early, though just after the sun’s rising brilliance.  All was calm; the trees, the lake, the sky, my companions.  It was cool but certainly not cold; in my sleeping bag, I was warm.  Damn, gotta pee, really badly…  Okay, so now I’m up, thinking about coffee and the mountain-biking adventure to come.

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For the next 40 minutes or so, we descended nearly 3000′.  We zig-zagged back and back, back and forth across a mountain-side meadow, wild flowers everywhere.  With every turn, more flowers and more smiles.  We flew down that single-track trail like we’d robbed a bank.  The only thing that stopped us was a herd of cattle.

Eventually the good times came to an end as we got to the bottom of Engineer.  A short ways down the road, however, are the Cascades; bone-chilling water holes in a tight canyon.  We jumped from one the next, some as high as 15 feet.  It was cold, it was exhilarating, it was just another day in paradise with a group of truly wonderful people.  Life is good.

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Engineer Mountain.

The crew takin’ a break before 2700′ of descending!