Craig Lewis: File Under Pain » Photo Galleries http://www.craiglewis.us The Official Website of Professional Cyclist, Craig Lewis - Team HTC Columbia member Wed, 25 Aug 2010 14:53:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 en hourly 1 Wednesday, 27th of January http://www.craiglewis.us/2010/01/27/wednesday-27th-of-january/ http://www.craiglewis.us/2010/01/27/wednesday-27th-of-january/#comments Wed, 27 Jan 2010 16:38:51 +0000 competitivecyclist http://www.craiglewis.us/?p=525 I spent most of the day being towed by two very strong Sky riders. Juan Antonio Flecha and Michael Barry starting up the Mare de Deu del Mont, a very nice 11km climb. Flecha and Barry reaching the top with the snow covered Pyrenees in the background. Michael Barry bundling back up for the long and cold descent ahead. Coming off of the Mare de Deu del Mont climb, Michael had some bad luck. Not one, but two flats! Micahel's second flat tire. Our bakery stop at the Forn de Pa in Esponella. A very friendly family supplied us with a few coffees and pastries. They even let us have a look into their huge oven, very cool to see! Back in Girona and looking from where we came, the highest point to the right of the Pyrenees. ]]> http://www.craiglewis.us/2010/01/27/wednesday-27th-of-january/feed/ 3 More from Peru http://www.craiglewis.us/2009/11/24/326/ http://www.craiglewis.us/2009/11/24/326/#comments Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:07:06 +0000 competitivecyclist http://www.craiglewis.us/?p=326 Here I am with Ina and Evelyn with the kids in Chavin. Doing an interview with Versus. They were kind enough to join us on our trip with Right To Play and help get the word out about how important their programs are. The mayor of Chavin speaking about how happy he is to have us in his village. I was very sad to hear that he was involved in a fatal car accident the very next day. Five schools from the area all showed up in Chavin and lined the streets to welcome us. In Llata, a boy with a torch led us through his town for the parade. One of the children in Llata dressed up in traditional gear. He may be young, but he was very honored to be part of his people's traditions, and took it very seriously. The crowds in Llata. Their show of support was unreal! I thought this was interesting. A close up of what most of the better built homes are made out of. At the finish line of our bike ride in Huaraz with on of the many kids that met the pavement.

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