The Colors of Endurance 2008
Photos by Leonard Liesens and Caroll Gatelier - Endurance-belgium.com
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Thursday, December 04, 2008
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Monday, July 14, 2008
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Monday, June 16, 2008
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Friday, June 06, 2008
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
2008 Lonstreet's Charge - LaFayette, Georgia: Linda Toups
http://www.momentstomemorieshome.com/Event%20Photo%20Pages/2008-05-24%20AERC%20Longstreets%20Charge/2008-05-24%20AERC%20Longstreets%20Charge%20-%20Page%201.htm
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Monday, May 19, 2008
Monday, May 05, 2008
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Foxcatcher Endurance Ride (Fair Hill, MD) - Ellen Pons
2008 Foxcatcher: http://www.printroom.com/ghome.asp?domain_name=ellenpons&group_id=53
Friday, April 25, 2008
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Crown Prince Khalifa Endurance Cup - Osama
http://www.endurance.net/international/Bahrain/2008CrownPrinceCup/
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Melaka Grand Endurance Invitational - Steph Teeter
http://www.endurance.net/international/Malaysia/2008Melaka/
Friday, April 04, 2008
Images of Andalusea - Merri and Steph
http://www.enduranceeurope.net/international/Spain/2008AlAndalus/gallery/index.html
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Monday, March 24, 2008
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Old Warriors Water Hunt photos - Lynne Glazer
50 miler only.
What a glorious day to be riding, crisp spring weather in the mountains--riders got new snow at the top, at the lunch check we got ice pellets and then light rain. The light was often dramatic in the afternoon, and I am a sucker for storm light, takes my breath away, so I took lots of candids at that vet check. The trail shots were at the 18 mile point, from slightly above a considerable hop up a rocky stairstep, and it was fun to shoot from the vantage point of a huge granite rock overlooking a year-round creek. Another well-managed ride from the Walker-Nollner family, the baton handed over by Vicki Greene who hosted us at her beautiful Weathertop Farm. The ranchhouse atmosphere, live band and great food were really appreciated. The showers stopped before the last riders finished. Susan Garlinghouse and Fred Beasom vetted, so anyone trying this tough and scenic ride could be assured of a collaborative approach to the best assessment possible of their mounts.
Unedited proofs are uploading now at http://www.photo.lynnesite.com/gallery/4532203_JNQ5w View as "all thumbs" to find a particular person or place the fastest.
Lynne
http://www.photo.lynnesite.com
What a glorious day to be riding, crisp spring weather in the mountains--riders got new snow at the top, at the lunch check we got ice pellets and then light rain. The light was often dramatic in the afternoon, and I am a sucker for storm light, takes my breath away, so I took lots of candids at that vet check. The trail shots were at the 18 mile point, from slightly above a considerable hop up a rocky stairstep, and it was fun to shoot from the vantage point of a huge granite rock overlooking a year-round creek. Another well-managed ride from the Walker-Nollner family, the baton handed over by Vicki Greene who hosted us at her beautiful Weathertop Farm. The ranchhouse atmosphere, live band and great food were really appreciated. The showers stopped before the last riders finished. Susan Garlinghouse and Fred Beasom vetted, so anyone trying this tough and scenic ride could be assured of a collaborative approach to the best assessment possible of their mounts.
Unedited proofs are uploading now at http://www.photo.lynnesite.com/gallery/4532203_JNQ5w View as "all thumbs" to find a particular person or place the fastest.
Lynne
http://www.photo.lynnesite.com
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Monday, February 18, 2008
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
Bar H Ride photos: Lynn Glazer
Ride manager Grit Jones is in the first few photos, go take a look.
Boy, pulling ribbons yesterday in the jeep with the Duck and Calina, we had the most spectacular weather--views of snowy peaks to the east and north, and the rest of the mountains in sharp relief to the south and west. We've had more rain than normal so everything is green, and it was a joy to jog on some of the stretches rather than get back in the jeep.
The riders got mixed light on the first day, occasionally the clouds would part to reveal some of the views. 47 riders with one pull, last year's Tevis winner. Day two it rained, though it was largely light rain it was accompanied by wind part of the time. 10 intrepid riders started AND finished.
It was a relaxed atmosphere all three days and reminded me of what I love about this sport. My photos are mostly from Harford Springs Park, whose rolling hills and chaparral are now blanketed with a grassy ground cover. The footing on the single track and two tracks was cushiony, though there were a few wet spots to carefully navigate from the earlier storms. This ride had every kind of terrain, and it was kinda fun to park and watch the riders go up our favorite training hill, "Old Mac hill" where my gelding blew through an old boot once--you have to name them something that makes sense. That hill comes after another steep climb on a "road to nowhere", which my 4x2 diesel Dodge always threatens not to go up--when scouting trail for Bar H Boogie in 2003 it said "no way" halfway up Old Mac hill. Chris later did it with his 4x4. Riders didn't have the "Hills of Significance" for those that did BHB back in the day.
We enjoyed Annie Nicholson's lunches and dinners, with Sunday's ride dinner finding all of us stuffed into the Nicholson's trailer and watching the Super Bowl's ending. Ridecamp was capacious, room for at least 150 rigs on flat ground, owner Chris Herron has transformed his place as you'll see from the pix. As for me, I loved the "commute" (I live here.)
Boy, pulling ribbons yesterday in the jeep with the Duck and Calina, we had the most spectacular weather--views of snowy peaks to the east and north, and the rest of the mountains in sharp relief to the south and west. We've had more rain than normal so everything is green, and it was a joy to jog on some of the stretches rather than get back in the jeep.
The riders got mixed light on the first day, occasionally the clouds would part to reveal some of the views. 47 riders with one pull, last year's Tevis winner. Day two it rained, though it was largely light rain it was accompanied by wind part of the time. 10 intrepid riders started AND finished.
It was a relaxed atmosphere all three days and reminded me of what I love about this sport. My photos are mostly from Harford Springs Park, whose rolling hills and chaparral are now blanketed with a grassy ground cover. The footing on the single track and two tracks was cushiony, though there were a few wet spots to carefully navigate from the earlier storms. This ride had every kind of terrain, and it was kinda fun to park and watch the riders go up our favorite training hill, "Old Mac hill" where my gelding blew through an old boot once--you have to name them something that makes sense. That hill comes after another steep climb on a "road to nowhere", which my 4x2 diesel Dodge always threatens not to go up--when scouting trail for Bar H Boogie in 2003 it said "no way" halfway up Old Mac hill. Chris later did it with his 4x4. Riders didn't have the "Hills of Significance" for those that did BHB back in the day.
We enjoyed Annie Nicholson's lunches and dinners, with Sunday's ride dinner finding all of us stuffed into the Nicholson's trailer and watching the Super Bowl's ending. Ridecamp was capacious, room for at least 150 rigs on flat ground, owner Chris Herron has transformed his place as you'll see from the pix. As for me, I loved the "commute" (I live here.)
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Death Valley 2007 Photos - Karen Chaton
Photos from Death Valley Encounter & Easyboots - Karen Chaton
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