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| Jon found this beauty. We couldn't identify it. But looking at Liza's book is it an amanita citrina? or the deadly amanita phalloides? |
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| Jon's wood fired stove. Works great. The cylinder is an Ikea silverware storing thing. It had holes in it. Jon chopped a feeder hole in it. He figured out later that getting the bottom off the ground a bit helps dramatically with air flow and infernoness. |
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| Lee, Alex, my old bike, Fred. Alex brought a fairly complete shop set up, which came in fairly handy. |
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| I traded my Salsa frame for this Kona frame. I wanted it for its longer top tube. I have a shorter stem that's going on it. I dig it. Alex bought a high zoot used Titanium Seven with S&S and a Rohloff for a steal. |
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| Alex filing. Andre being a bench vise. Jon prepping a buffalo chicken wrap. |
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| This is the Go Lite set up I've been using. I'll do a full review here or in OTM soon. Spoiler alert: it's a tad fussy to string up, but it's good and it's light and packs up tiny. My favorite shelter so far. |
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| That small bike there belongs to a small woman named Sarah. The bike was built for 26" wheels, but Larry put 24"s and 150mm cranks on it. Smart. |
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| Alex bombing Brave Heart. |
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| Andre. |
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| Your basic Ebey environs. I had such a great time riding this year. Last year I was lame with bronchitis and felt like a looser. This year I felt like a winner! |
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| Fred. |
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| Lee. |
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| The Eberlizer. |
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| Plagiarism. |
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| Over the shoulder shot. |
Aminita citrina arent common in the area, they are more an east coast thing. Definitely not A. phalloides. Those are greenish with a striate cap margin. After consulting my books, my first suspicion of Shaggy parasol is still the best bet.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great, memorable trip. It was great riding and conversation all around.