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Took the hopper out to the nut today.

All around the Crystal Bridges museum are paved paths with neat sculptures dotted throughout. My wife loved it. Also the gardens on the northeast side of the property have a holiday light display that we hear is pretty incredible. Other than that, the Back 40 would make a great hiking trail as well as the park on the southwest corner of Tiger & A Street. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Staying on the oktoberfest kick as long as the supply lasts. The Austin beerworks montecore is definitely my new favorite.

FWIW…you can ride a ton of the trails up there in the wet. As in, actively raining kind of wet. It’s maybe not ideal, but it’s not like down here where your ride prospects are ruined for a few days after a hard rain. Onyx Coffee is a perfect place to wait out a cold downpour, just an FYI. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Lake vibes

Once upon a time people suck, there's folks at ponds who kill the ducks. There's elected leaders, total schmucks. So ride your bike and give no fucks. Amen.

We use the trails you mentioned as a connector from the Crystal Bridges area over to Leopard Loop and Tristan's trail. They are pretty awesome with the creek running through them. I believe the light display will already be going when you are up there Teamsloan. Definitely worth getting tickets and taking the family. Cafeend, other than hiking, there is the world class Crystal Bridges Museum with a Frank Lloyd Wright house tour. The Momentary may be of interest, and I think there is a children's museum around there, too. Teamssloan is quite correct about riding in the rain there--a lot the Little Sugar trail on the west side of Bella Vista is quite rideable in the rain (we got rained on while riding there last Thanksgiving.) I can't wait to get back on the bike and make it back up there.

The kids they dance they shake their bones and the politicians throwing stones. So ride your bike.

Thanks for the remainder June Bug. Its been a few years since I've been out in the back country camping/riding. But we usually purchase one in town when we arrive and do our shopping before heading out to our locale. -CJB

Yeah, while I still think Fresh Kicks is solid, and it will remain near the top of the rotation, the side by side blind test goes to EJ. Definitely smoother with a better finish. It is clearly a premium beer and even with a premium price, it is worth it. The last EJ I had had been in the fridge for a couple months. These were both fresh. EJ for the win!

People are the worst, don't you know? Camp Tejas parking is littered with cans and Fleetwood Masks. Those damn kids are fucking up Lago Jorgevilla too. Just be sure to use Santanatizer after picking up.