Some of Marv and Mike's Adventures
Mike and Marv have taken their bicycles all over the Bay Area, and adventured about in the Sierras, up on Mt. Diablo, etc.. Here's a few pictures of some of their past outings.
There's a new bike lane on the Benecia Bridge, so Mike and Marv took their bikes up to Martinez, rode north across the bridge, explored around Benecia a bit, including lunch, and then rode south back over the bridge.
Mike and his friend Marv have been busy this spring -- here they are part way up Mt. Diablo on a hike recently.	Mike and Marv also got in a couple of days of skiing this past winter, at Northstar and at Sugar Bowl. Here Mike is at the top of the mountain at Sugar Bowl.
Mike went with his friend Marv, and Marv's brother Eric, for a couple of days of skiing at Mammoth Mountain last winter. It was the first time Mike had been there, and he found it a HUGE place -- with the summit over 11,000 feet high!
Mike and Marv were on Angel Island not too long ago, taking their bikes over on the ferry from Tiburon. Not too cold, not too hot (what with a bit of fog lingering here and there), so a good day was had by all.
Mike and his friend Marv were determined to get one more shot at skiing last year, so they headed up to Alpine Meadows. Even though more snow would be nice, there actually was more than enough snow left for skiing. The warm Spring temperatures were rapidly melting it all, so there were icy conditions at 9, and Blended Margarita-like conditions by 1. But they had a good time, and didn't break any bones, so there! (And speaking of avoiding damages, Sandy and Joni spent the day at the Factory Outlet stores, but didn't break the bank!)
	Here's Mike and Marv at the Martinez Marina, where they stopped for lunch on a recent 20 mile ride.
	During Fleet Week recently, Mike and friend Marv drove to Sausalito, and bicycled from there across the Golden Gate Bridge into San Francisco to see the air show. Here they are on the bridge, heading for the Marina area, where they watched the Red Bull air races (around pylons on barges moored out in the bay) followed by the Blue Angels precision flying team.
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