Ridecamp: Re: [RC] How much is a good crew worth?

Well if the truth be known Jerry probably wanted to hang out by the fire 
- getting soft in his old age:-).

Way to go Ryan. He's got a nice horse and they are going to make a great 
endurance team.

Two years ago when I did Longstreet's it was about 100 degrees with 
absolutely no breeze on top. It was so hot that we came to this pond on 
the second loop - the one Angie told us was only about knee deep and had 
a good bottom. It had a good bottom but it was a lot more than knee 
deep, but it felt so good to swim out I didn't even mind.

Great ride on a great trail put on by top notch people, hope to make it 
next year.

Truman

Jim Holland wrote:

> Jerry Fruth and Irene were out at the first check with a stone bruise.
> Hmmm...did anyone verify this? I think he just wanted to hang out at the
> vet check and crew for Diane and their son Ryan. <grin> Ryan did a great
> job on a really cold, windy day with a sloppy, steep. and rocky trail.
> You, too, Diane! The wind was really howling up on the overlook. It was
> cold!  There was frost on the pasture Monday morning....and it's almost
> June.  Weird weather this year.
>
> Talk about great crew...there were 3 horses (including me) waiting to go
> back down near the end. Since your trailer only carried two, that left
> me a long wait. Duane Barnett's dad graciously unloaded the other side
> of his little two horse and gave Sunny a ride back to camp. Thank you,
> Sir...Sunny was most appreciative. 




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