I was given the coveted number of 24.
The Rickshaw
The first day was rainy, but fun was had by all.
Owen took the first lap, the survivor lap. It was rainy, but exhilarating. My parents, friends Sara, Eden and Adam came out in the rain to provide support and cheer on us. It meant a lot to me that they were there.
Owen and I starting the first lap
Spencer Lueders, Founder of 24 Hours of Booty taking a turn on the rickshaw
Spencer took over pedaling the rickshaw for the next three laps. Another rider took over for the last lap of the day.
Bootyville Campground
The weather cleared up on Sunday and it turned out to be a beautiful day. Several other riders volunteers to pedal the rickshaw. Many thanks to Ally, Eric and Dan for taking turns and allowing me to go four more laps. We had a flat, but the support crew was great and many thanks to the Race Pace staff for getting us back on the course.
Ally pedaling with support helping us up the hill.
The last part of the lap included a hill that was very tough when pedaling the rickshaw and many volunteers and riders helped us by pushing up the hill.
Dan pedaling me up the hill with help from volunteers
Final Lap with SpencerMany thanks to all the staff and volunteers that made this a special experience. Most importantly, I need to send out much thanks to Owen who made it possible for me to particpate in Booty. None of this would have been possible if he had not arranged it.
If anyone has any more pictures, expecially from Sunday, please send them to sonsalli@gmail.com

2 comments:
So glad you had a great time! I loved hanging out with you, and getting to know you better- you made the event so special for me :)
What can I say? To show just what a child of the sixties I am, let me say, "What a totally bitchin' experience that looks to have been!" I had a smile on my face and tears in my eyes, seeing the smile on your face, and all the people that stepped up to pedal that rickshaw! What amazing memories you will have to hold in your mind and heart!
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