I wake up to this - nothing like a crisp morning to go on a ride!
On the way to Fenton's house.
Dexter and Roxie are sad because they can't go with us. At least they will be warm in the house.
Fenton (dressed for a cool day).
Some clouds as we go around the mountain and west to Grantsville.
Going past the 1,215 foot tall Kennecott Copper Mine stack. It is the tallest U.S. freestanding structure west of the Mississippi, and fourth tallest stack in the world. Since the building of this stack in 1974, and an upgrade in 1995 the mountains to the south have made an amazing rebound. It's great to see them green and alive!
Were this stack here 25,000 years ago, all but the top 100 feet or so would have been under the water of massive Lake Bonneville.
Some clouds as we go around the mountain and west to Grantsville.
Great Salt Lake, the remnant of Lake Bonneville.
We make it to Grantsville.
I get to visit with one of my favorite buddies, Ryker the biker. We jump on his Dad's 'wheeler' and go for a spin.
'The biker' can be a ham sometimes.
Time to go, and lucky too as a storm chases me back home.
We have had a steller precipitation year. In the Grantsville area there is a lot of standing water, Deet will be a popular item this summer.
Wasn't much of a ride, but the good company and visits make up for the lack of miles.
Wasn't much of a ride, but the good company and visits make up for the lack of miles. 
