Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Bill & Cam's Italian Adventure

Bill Ale and John Horton are intrepidly blogging their Dolomiti adventure. Check in HERE for a story in progress. Thanks for sharing, guys!

























A page from Andy's "race bible".

Monday, August 18, 2008

our favorite French guide

relives the Barolo trip...aaahhhhhh.

He adds in his note, "Raining today. They cancelled the "Fete des Guides". Too bad!" Makes that all that green, rolling country look even lovelier.

Click here to see Arnaud Bachelard's pictures.













photo: Arnaud Bachelard

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Board meeting



Here we are in mid-July. Cinghiale Inc. has two great spring trips under our belt and the late August Dolomite Epic trip will be on us soon. Nothing to do but call a board meeting in Crested Butte, Co. with some of our trusty guides.

This rare photo shows Andy and Scot Nicol strategizing at 11,600 feet at a company HQ.

Happy July to you all!

Andy

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

From Enrico to our Barolo riders!

Hello Friends,

My legs took a rest; Barolo, Nebbiolo, Dolcetto, Barbera are in my soul after a 8 intensive days in my body. The Langhe Tour teach us to riding well, especially to drink better! Anyway, thank you to everyone, Campioni di Barolo. I wish you a nice breakfast with special cappuccino and brioches.

Enrico

Enrico Carracciolo is our good friend, guide and pro photographer. See his photograph in the previous post.

- Julia

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

A rough day in the Barolo region

























Here is Enrico's surprise on our "Cheese Ride". We stopped an hour into the ride for a cappucino. It turns out we were served a still warm fresh cheese that was barely liquid and had shaved truffles on them, the croissants were also still warm with artichokes inside them. yum....

- Andy

This old thing

Check it out! Taliah Lampert's paintings of Andy's Landshark.

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Marmolada and the Pordoi

For all you Dolomiti Summit Fest folks, especially, here's a great account of riding a couple of mountain passes in the Dolomites. I don't know about you, but for me reading this this makes the experience a bit more immediate and real. . .ouch.

Pez Cycling News article here


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