Several hundred people living in the Santa Cruz Mountains have been forced to evacuate their homes as over 3,000 acres of dry woodland burned overnight. It’s good see people are leaving their homes with the things that are important to them.
Photo from the San Jose Mercury News.
All the smoke in the air made riding my bike this morning a little tough. I went slow to keep myself from breathing hard.
That is Sabine. She had a tough time figuring out which bike to take. I know I would. I am hoping for the best for all of them
That is Sabine. She had a tough time figuring out which bike to take. I know I would. I am hoping for the best for all of them
That is Sabine. She had a tough time figuring out which bike to take. I know I would. I am hoping for the best for all of them
That is Sabine. She had a tough time figuring out which bike to take. I know I would. I am hoping for the best for all of them
Do you know these people? I think I've seen the guy around town in Santa Cruz but I don't know him.
Do you know these people? I think I've seen the guy around town in Santa Cruz but I don't know him.
@fritz: Sabine is the founder of Velo Bella. You can read more about the kitty rescue at:
http://velobellababble.blogspot.com/2008/05/2-cats-and-dawg.html
or
http://norcalcyclingnews.com/2008/05/23/thanks-again-and-yes-shes-that-badass/
@fritz: Sabine is the founder of Velo Bella. You can read more about the kitty rescue at:http://velobellababble.blogspot.com/2008/05/2-cats-and-dawg.htmlorhttp://norcalcyclingnews.com/2008/05/23/thanks-again-and-yes-shes-that-badass/
Thanks for the info. I guess I should keep an eye out for this kind of stuff!
Thanks for the info. I guess I should keep an eye out for this kind of stuff!