GEMINI BRIDGE

GEMINI BRIDGE

In 2004 I went to Moab
I came home looking like this.

Obviously not my best look.

This time around I did two very important things a little different than that dreadful trip of '04

1. Didn't break the Sabbath by mountain biking on Sunday

2. Used my rear break more than my front break when going down hill at excessive speeds

(this is key to not ending up at home looking like a victim of domestic violence)

We look like the result of 3rd grade girls who giggled all night on the phone while planning their matching outfits.  Clayton would be horrified if you thought we planned this.  Please note that this is a result of a sweaty few days and these being the only "somewhat" odor free shirts either of us had left.

We choose the Gemini Bridge ride to ease me back into saddle 

Do you call your bike seat a saddle?

I don't even know.

If you know anything about Clayton at all you know that heights absolutely terrify him.  So the fact that he got this close to the edge of the bridge is amazing.

good thing for extra underwear...

 

With poses like this Clayton is every photographers dream for a model.

I opt for the more original arms wide open look

 Did you know the difference between a Bridge and an Arch is that...

a BRIDGE is formed by WATER

and

a ARCH is formed by WIND

don't you feel S.M.A.R.T

 Not quite sure how to explain this.

Clayton told me to "pose" and this is what came out.

close to edge = more peeing of the pants

 

END RESULT: No broken bones!

Heidi = 1

Moab = 1