Birmingham ridges, part ii » Looking back towards the Vesclub part of Shades Mountain over a particularly hilly stretch of road.

Looking back towards the Vesclub part of Shades Mountain over a particularly hilly stretch of road.

Looking back towards the Vesclub part of Shades Mountain over a particularly hilly stretch of road.

This view from the high point on Dolly Ridge road inspired me to call this ride the "ridge to ridge" ride because you can see the ridges stacked on top of each other - each one higher than the one before!
Heading towards Cahaba Beach Rd - so rural there is no need to clear the road of a tree if it only falls halfway across!

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