Better late than never

My race season is just starting, albeit two months later than usual. I've raced once with an average result and this weekend will mark my second suffer fest. I'm heading down to Gunnison where 64 miles of fun and painful trails await. Thanks to Tom Torrence for (unfortunately) getting sick and transferring his registration over to me. Handsome Rob and I will have some good time to catch up and joke about who will bonk first as we drive down there...

It's been a beautiful spring here in CO and I've been riding my favorite trails of all time on a daily basis.





As we're in post-production on our TV show, I'm recalling the great memories from the trip to India. The people and places will always stick with me...







However, the best part of May for me was going to Santa Fe with Lib. We finally got away for a couple days. Now, we need to find a way to do this for more than just a couple days.

The rest of the story

I'm not going to lie to you. Mr. Rod Blackhurst wrote a great description of our trip and I'm pretty sure I won't write anything that detailed (or captivating and funny) for a while. So, please go to www.rodblackhurst.blogspot.com to read about our India trip.

the french cut

Full update coming soon...

India: Mumbai to Delhi

We are working non-stop. It's been pretty hectic and schedules are changing, but I love this country.



I grabbed some photos yesterday while we were shooting with a guy named Kailash Kher. He's a huge celebrity here, but a great guy. I've also been eating some of the best food I've ever had in my life. I've managed to stay away from the 'Delhi Belly' so far. I'm knocking on wood now...





We flew from Mumbai to Delhi two days ago and we're exploring a new city. I can tell already that it's not as compact as Mumbai, but there are still a ton of people. The traffic here in India is chaos. Actually, 'chaos' isn't the correct word. There is literally no obeying of any traffic law here. I'm hoping to capture the absolute pandemonium and show it to everyone who's not from here. There's no right of way, pedestrians certainly don't have a right of way, traffic lines and road signs are mere suggestions that I haven't seen anyone follow, there are thousands of street dogs just running around, cows are in the middle of traffic in random places - yes, unclaimed cattle (and going the wrong direction!).

Anyway, I'm falling asleep. Time for bed.

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India day 1

Everything here is very visual. It can be overwhelming when you want to film it all.

Today was a little stressful as we're working out the kinks in production. I've really enjoyed the people so far. They're so polite and work tremendously hard.

Only about a minute left of wi-fi...

I'll post pictures next time.

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Bollywood to Rajasthan

I'm off to India to tonight! I'll be shooting a project and will be there until mid April, so I'll try and update when possible.