Wondering what Porter’s been doing while waiting for the Colorado snowpack to melt, so we can complete that section of the Continental Divide Trail impassable last May? He’s been mountain biking segments of the Colorado Trail between the Denver area and the CDT. 
Here he is about to bike down the rabbit hole of Segment 2 at South Platte Canyon.
This hot unshaded segment shows the effects of the 1996 Buffalo Creek Fire, more than 12,000 acres of burned trees.
Porter describes the challenges of Segment 2 in this video.
Amber can’t bring herself to watch.
He made it safely to Little Scraggy Trailhead, where Amber and I met him, then dropped him off a week later to bike Segment 3.
Porter is rapidly developing his mountain biking skills, so has no trouble pushing his bike up challenging terrain.
Amber and I spent much of the day hiking part of Segment 3 in and out again, so we were there to greet Porter at Rolling Creek Trailhead.
You three (Amber included) continue to amaze! Love Porter’s biking outfit, too!!
Brenda, you should see Porter’s closet! Amber and I would loot it were his adventure clothes the right size!
Was just getting ready for morning prayer and meditation when your post came in…..Amen!
Patti, yes, Amen!! And a big YES on morning prayer and meditation!
I don’t blame Amber for not watching that part!
LOL, Andrea!
And the adventure is about to begin–although I think every day is an outdoor adventure for Porter! You two are an amazing team and Amber is an amazing sidekick. Keep us posted as the BIG WALK continues–
Will do, Rosemary!
Gail, you two are inspiring baby boomers! Stay healthy and adventurous! Chris Hibbard
Chris, you and David are inspiring too! Hope you have a wonderful summer planned!
Great photos. I’m with Amber, sometime I don’t want to watch. That rabbit hole was scary looking. Spoken by the person who mainly rides her desk chair.
You guys!!! Love what you do.
Fortunately, Jerrie, you ride your desk chair well, with beautifully artistic results!
Another wonderful, entertaining, inspiring post. All three of you create happiness in the world. Thank you.
Frank, thank you, we appreciate that! And thank you for your own creation of multi-dimensional happiness in the world.
If Resilience is now being toted as the most important characteristics for humans, you guys are role models for it. I also like that Porter smiles throughout.
Thank you, Marian, you’re a model of resilience yourself!
Another wild adventure!!
Susie, you’re the queen of wild adventures, interior and otherwise!
Once again, I’m with Amber on this. But I am apparently more of a wimp than I thought I was. I love your adventures, Gail and Porter. And I particularly love that you have them together. Long live such a loving relationship!