I've got one (or more - just one obviously broken in the x-ray) broken ribs from a crash about 3 weeks ago, but have been back on the trails since then and rode with my normal group last Wednesday. I found that I cannot deal riding with the "C" (beginner) group.
I found some YouTubes showing a few of the trails we ride at White Clay Creek. What one guy calls Snow Goose cut-off is also called Mountain Goat trail:
Hah! I was out there the same day as these guys, and followed the same path to start (they're going a little slow). Where he flipped was a deep patch of mud that day:
And this video by the same guy shows the batch of logovers that I love so much (1:30 to 1:50). It's fun to hit all of the big ones in a row:
After zombies have taken over everything, a colorful group of "outlaws" hired by some post-apocalyptic entrepreneur must retrieve an expensive battle truck named Dead Reckoning. Legendary Filmmaker George A. Romero's big shot at working for a major film studio (Universal) again, after the success of his Dawn of the Dead remake in 2004. If anything, LOTD shines with excellent production values, a decent well-known cast, and expensive/gory/bloody CGI and practical effects. We also get to witness the evolution of the walking dead, but sadly Romero did not explored that any further in his follow up Diary of the Dead (2007) and Survival of the Dead (2009). Solid. 4/5
I watched this because Ben Foster's in it. Someday I'm going to stop falling for that...
I didn't dislike it, but it wasn't anything too memorable either. The narrative seemed to be a straight take on the pilot for RED DWARF, which I found kind of amusing. I kept waiting for The Cat to pop out of a vent
Earth is visited by a GIANT ANTIMATTER SPACE BUZZARD! Gawk at the amazingly bad bird puppet, or chuckle over the silly dialog. This is one of the greatest b-movies ever made.
Lesson Learned:
Osmosis: os·mo·sis (oz-mo'sis, os-) n., 1. When a bird eats something.
