Getting set to ride. Photo courtesy of Linda Kuhns.
Much of the time when I'm riding or wrapped up in working at an event I get so busy that I forget to stop and take pictures of what is happening around me. Maybe that's for the best because I have never been too good at taking a quality photo. But the wife of one the riders at the Grumpy Grind took some pretty nice photos in the first 20 miles that she sent me a link too that she said i could share. So if you want to see how good you look riding your bike on beautiful sunny day, type in or click on sterlingdoc.smugmug.com/GG-5 to check on some very nice pictures.
Another one of my volunteers took pictures of many of the finishers, and you can find them on the Grumpy Grind 5 Facebook page. If anyone else took pictures and would like to share them, you can contact me with that information or post something on the Facebook page.
And as a final bit of closure on the event, I really want to thank all the people who kindly made a donation to the event. Each year I take a small leap of faith to purchase what I need to make the event become what it is. I don't like chasing sponsors, and I like the idea of a grassroots event where the participants really are what make the event possible. And you all did. Thank you so much!
Another one of my volunteers took pictures of many of the finishers, and you can find them on the Grumpy Grind 5 Facebook page. If anyone else took pictures and would like to share them, you can contact me with that information or post something on the Facebook page.
And as a final bit of closure on the event, I really want to thank all the people who kindly made a donation to the event. Each year I take a small leap of faith to purchase what I need to make the event become what it is. I don't like chasing sponsors, and I like the idea of a grassroots event where the participants really are what make the event possible. And you all did. Thank you so much!
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