The training was beyond anything I hoped for - it was incredible. The people, the coaches, the team members, food, motorcycles and lots of good cheer were all in the super positive column. I left a much stronger and better motorcyclist then when I entered. I also made it down and out the 10 mile dirt road with lots of rocks and overcoming the ditches on my motorcycle. It was a great feeling. (Stay tuned...in process of writing a post about my time at the off-road school.)
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| Standing on a R1200 GS. It's been a wish to drive one. |
1. Drop off and ship home all the gear in my side cases.
2. Dropped off my motorcycle as it was going to be shipped back home to my office!
3. Secured a hotel room for 2 nights, my last 2 nights in Colorado. After the motorcycle drop off - took a nap and rested. And let all the incredibleness of this bad ass trip soak in. I was smiling that it is done. And smiling all the while knowing, I'm Not Done. The next adventures are starting to percolate.
4. Last thing in Denver, catch a flight home. I landed on Wednesday, sistah #2 picked me up. And just like that, I'm home.
So much has been going through my mind, my body, my being right now. Just breathing and resting into the calmness that occupies my being. It is lovely.
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PS...I gave great thought and attention on my last motorcycle ride. It was sad and good at the same time. I felt the strongest I have all trip which started over 4 weeks ago. The ride was spectacular and the weather was some of the best I encountered.
