This is a scan-o-graph. It's basically using a scanner as a camera. So all I did was place some random items (top one) some of my patches (middle one) and some of my stickers (bottom one) and scan them into the computer. If you want to learn more I would suggest looking up Maggie Taylor, it's what she does. 
My beautiful road bike by the canal that's next to our apartments.
My cool little computer I got to keep track of how many miles I go.
We started at Gilmore Summit and rode to Salmon, 65 miles away. Luckily it was mostly down hill. :)
It was really overcast, we were lucky though cause it didn't rain until after the race was over. It took George and I almost 4 hours to finish. Our teacher Scott Wood and two of his kids did the century ride. They looked tired. Salmon is a gorgeous area and biking through it was amazing!
We got done at a little before 1 and the BBQ didn't start until 4 so we killed some time at the car show. To bad none of us like cars...
All in all it was a great day.
Our fearless leader, Scott Wood.
Brian Williams, owner and founder of Kelson Custom Bikes.
I had the Outdoor Resource Center (ORC) give my bike a tune up on Sat. and they somehow put a dent in my bike. I think they might have dropped a canoe on it. Anyway they said they would fix it which is cool.
Umm...okay.
Really? Isn't there enough water on the ground already?
Slightly out of place.
It rained again today, just like yesterday and the day before that and the day before that and the day before that and...you get the picture. It isn't typical Idaho weather but everything is green so I'm not really complaining. It's just annoying to have to ride your bike in the rain.
I know this is a cell phone picture but I had permission to post it. This is my dad, we skyped this morning at 6am. You see, he's in Beijing China and there's a 14 hour difference so it was 8pm his time, he thought I was awake. We had a great time, I love talking to him, he even explained why we were having such weird weather. It's the La Nina effect, apparently we have some cold water in the pacific ocean which is causing all the rain. Oh joy! Anyway, I miss you dad, hope you got a good night sleep.
So we went to Box Canyon again, amazing! I love climbing there the rock is super grippy! So the first two photos are of my husband, Maynor, leading climbing Wish List. The bottom photo is of this really cool moss that I saw growing on the rock, so spongy.
...This is a gypsy rose that Brother Wescott taught me how to make in my tradition camping class.
HDR=three or more combined photos. One (or two) under exposed, one done correctly and one (or two) over exposed. By having the over and under exposed photes it allows you to capture the shadows as well as the highlights like clouds. 
