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Cruising around Borrego Springs in the Colavita team van. My butt felt honored to occupy a seat that had previously been filled with so many talented butts.
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Doing a photo shoot for Fine Cooking magazine. While it felt a little silly to pretend to be sipping wine in our kits immediately after a ride, it was pretty close to reality to have all of us swarm the kitchen to make post-ride food. And between the Colavita supplies and the Fine Cooking recipes, we have made some amazing meals here. I was starting to worry about coming home from camp five pounds heavier…until the death flu/food poisoning/horror struck.
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Chilling in the shade during the team photo shoot. I was able to perk up enough for the photos, but then spent the rest of the day curled up on the couch before going to bed at 9pm.
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While most of the team set out on a long ride with big climbs, the Plague Veterans rolled around the windy flats for an hour.

A friend sent me the following email after reading my blog and checking out team photos:

               A Handy Guide for Spotting Lindsay in Team Photographs
               1)  See team photograph
               2)  Rapidly scan for palest rider
               3)  Is Lindsay

It’s sad but true. I don’t get tan; my freckles just get closer together.

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