
Lots of time to think of nothing more than muscles, churning, pedaling, pushing upwards, rhythmic motions, the ligaments surrounding the knee compressing and squeezing. One break in the shade until the bugs swarmed me. The vista from the Sunset turnout.

The alpine section from Glendora Ridge Road, the rolling hills with shade felt good. No need to rush. Conserve water.

It was 80F in the Village at noon. The store by the Lodge was open and the purchase of refrigerated water and the chilled lemon-lime Powerade cooled my core. Met Daniel at Cow Canyon Saddle. We talked of fitting rides in after work. Long summer days with light to ride.

First time this year to reach Baldy. It felt good.
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Congratulations on your trip to Mt Baldy.
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