Robert Gregory Kidd: September 2008

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Gordon Arrives with Matilda

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Originally uploaded by Greg Kidd

Gordon and Jeffra have moved to Pt. Reyes where they will transfer Heidrun Meadery -- wine from honey

Saturday, September 27, 2008

swing

Monday, September 22, 2008

Emily and Zoe

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Originally uploaded by Greg Kidd

My Ride Buddy Pete and Zoe (out of the Sorpranos)

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Originally uploaded by Greg Kidd

Erik, Pauline, Oscar and Anneke's New Blog

http://anneke-and-oscar.blogspot.com

Friday, September 19, 2008

Greg & Sasha on Birthday # 4

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Originally uploaded by Greg Kidd

Monday, September 15, 2008

View of the Highway 1 from the Barrel

Monday, September 08, 2008

Work Hard, Play Hard, Sleep Well

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Originally uploaded by Greg Kidd

Thursday, September 04, 2008

Another Trans Rockie Vantage From Morgan

Morgan has done a super write-up of the TransRockies. Much better than mine. Pics and all -- even of me after the heli-evac

http://www.hahaha.org/blog/morgan/?p=29

The Fat Kiwi Boyz

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Originally uploaded by Greg Kidd

Gilbert over for a visit so we dropped in on the equally chubby Smilie, who's just back from the Leadville 100 and a bit of a Lance Armstrong show.

Smilie and Kristin Together for the Gold

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Originally uploaded by Greg Kidd

Smilie (my coach) has been doing well with the ladies. I hooked up with him when he accompanied the U.S. women's road team to NZ for a bit of training in the Tour of Wellington.

But his personal coaching and bike prep of time trialist Kristin Armstrong has gone gold, as the American smoked the field in the Olympics. That's her making the cover of Velo News.

Kristin will be teaming with Smilie this year to coach a number of training camps here in the U.S. and possibly overseas.

Also got the latest word of the surprise entrant at the Leadville 100 (a Colorado ultra endurance race), where there was a late surprise entrant: Lance Armstrong. Smilie was with him in the lead group for about 20 miles before the hammer really dropped. Lance broke the course record but had to settle for second as he over-extended himself on the last climb of the day (by climbing it when everyone else walked)