CompuTrainer Mexico Cruise Day Five.
Busy day today. We got in an epic 50 or so miler in Puerto Vallarta and it totally rocked from start to finish. Out and back. Along the coast. Climbs, maniacal descents, donkeys, cobblestones, sun, waterfalls, blue water and cold beer.
I am not sure how else we could have improved upon this day. It could be possible, dear VBA, that today, after all this time in testing, the training, the rides, the runs, the errors of both omission and commission, the highs, the sporadic lows, the goods, the bads and ever-freaking-thing in between….
…that today…
…we nailed it.
What a day. Justice will not be served by either my summation, nor these five photos. But here they are ntl. We have a dinner scheduled in an hour, so I gotta go change. Tomorrow is an off day on Cabo. We have been at it for four solid training days, the last two outside on terra firma. We'll swim and lay in the sun manana so we'll be rested for Fridays final TT session upstairs. Everybody wants to best their initial time. (and I think they all will)
A guy could get used to this stuff.
Adios from PV.
6 comments:
I need a vacation. Looks great down there!
The house is a rockin.....
OMB-I was a huge T Williams fan back in HS. Is there an actual hotel there or is it just the set from the Huston flick?
Wikipedia reports: A hotel and resort complex, La Joya de Mismaloya now occupies the bayfront at what is now the village of Mismaloya; it maintains the film's old sets as restaurants and tourist attractions. A statue of John Huston was eventually erected in Puerto Vallarta, where it still stands, because of his role in creating the city's current reputation.
Thanks for the info FW! See you in AM.
I once ran into Angelica Huston's chest walking up some stairs
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