Cochiti Lake Brick #2
Sunday, July 13
Meet at Sullivan Field at 6 a.m. to carpool
~2500m swim + 24mi bike (feel free to adjust the distance for your own training needs)
Tina (or her son) will be kayaking behind the swimmers IF we can locate a kayak to borrow for the day... anyone have a spare one for such an occasion (and a way to transport it)? Last time the water temp. was around 72 and should be even warmer in a few weeks. Remember to bring lots of hydration, sunscreen, and a bright-colored swim cap.
FYI: Friday, July 25 has also been proposed as another date to do more training at Cochiti as well as a camping/brick outing to Heron Lake in mid-to-late August. More details soon!
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2 comments:
As Cyndi suggested, we do have her oars, so if you get the blow up boat from her before she leaves you'll have a boat. Its not as fast as a kayak - just ask Jarrod - I think he was the last one to follow the swim group in it at Cochiti a few years ago. :)
Yup, folks are welcome to use it, if you want. An inflatable boat is not as flimsy as you might think. As Dina mentioned, its not exactly speedy. But, you could stick an extra person in it, if you needed to. :-)
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