Re: Morgan Springs

[Maureen Mathisen <blueoak@snowcrest.net>]

Hi Jennifer,(and anyone interested in Morgan Springs Rides)

One of the advantages about the Morgan Springs ride is that it is OUT of
the valley heat!  It is about 5000 feet up and is usually l0
degrees(more at night) cooler than any ride in the valley areas!  (In
other words, if it is about l00 in the Sacramento   Valley, it will be
in the low 90's there.  If it is 90's here, it is in the 80's there) 
Sometimes it gets chilly at night(don't I wish here in Red Bluff when
last night it was l05 at 8 p.m.  supposed to cool off for the
weekend--PLEASE!)  The high was l06 yesterday, same today.  I was
working with a sick foal and it wasn't fun!)

Anyway, this is a nice ride.  Sarah said some people had asked if it
were "too  late to enter" and I don't think there IS a deadline to enter
at all!

Hope this answers your temperature question!   Be nice to meet you
there.  I am planning on helping at the ride.(Would rather ride.....)
but am trying to be a 'good sport' about it....Maureen

Jennifer Hixson Layman wrote:
> 
> Maureen,
> 
> I think you were nice enough to send me a description of the Morgan Springs
> ride when I asked.  I have one more question...  what is the weather like
> there?  Should I expect 100 + degree temps?  I am concerned about the heat,
> but no one mentioned heat when they told me about the ride.
> 
> Thanks for you help!
> 
> Jennifer Layman
> Menlo Park, CA
> 
> Jennifer Layman
> Planner/Scheduler
> Housing Maintenance Services - Stanford University
> jlayman@leland.stanford.edu
> 
> "The best thing for the inside of a man is the outside of a horse."


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