Happy New Year!

Hello Welcome to 2010- Is anyone still out there?
I know I disappeared for a while and although I have not been on my Footbike since Thanksgiving I have been hoping and wishing for an early spring. (What does the ground hog really know anyway?) Utah has been cold and icy for the last few months and very dark at 6 am which is my workout time. There have been a few nice days when the snow has melted and the temperatures have been in the 50's, but that always happens in the middle of the week when I have no one to watch my 3 young kids

so I can't get outside and kick my little heart out.
So where have I been? Mostly working on my New Years resolution of doing a much needed deep clean and organization of my whole house. I also made a New Years resolution to continue to get fit and to get stronger so that when I do have the opportunity to get back on my Footbike I won't be starting at square one. I am hoping that my winter training will put me ahead of where I left off in the Fall. I will go into some detail in one of my next posts on my winter training so come back soon.
Spring is just around the corner and it is time to start thinking about

what events to participate in and what vacations to go on.
I will be back on a more regular basis now as we start looking forward to spring.

Beautiful Sun Valley

We spent the weekend kick'n it in Sun Valley. I think I will have to add this to my list of favorite places to kick. Sun Valley has an awesome Trail system (The Wood River Trail), the temperatures are cooler, the scenery is beautiful and the people are friendly. We met and talked to a lot of great people. All summer long we have been hauling Footbikes everywhere we go and really they are great for so many different kinds of trips. They are great when you are camping for cruising the campground or trail systems. They are great when you are staying in a hotel and want to tour the city. I have found that riding a Footbike in the city is so much friendlier than riding a bike. It is a lot easier to get on and off in busy pedestrian areas or getting around in a little bit of traffic and easier to maneuver tight areas.