Saturday, April 10, 2010
first sighting of a hipster bike in grenoble!
Huzzah! I'm breaking out my skinny black jeans and metal studded belt!
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hike near Proveysieux
We hiked near Proveysieux today to try to get up to the huge limestone towers that are visible from the valley floor. It turned out to be a little too much of a hike with the babies, however. We turned around after ~1100 vertical feet. It traverses a lot, so I have no idea how long it was, but it felt like it went on forever. At this rate, I'm not sure how we will survive the 3740 vert foot approach to the Dibona this summer.
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