Right on schedule — Gus Schumacher
Gus Schumacher
Are you kidding me I always write these all the time!   Right now I’ve been home for almost a month, just chilling and doing school like a normal person! The school aspect has been a big part of the no blogs. This spring my classes are a bit harder than I’ve done with travel, but they’ve been fun to
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Gus Schumacher
Are you kidding me I always write these all the time!

Right now I’ve been home for almost a month, just chilling and doing school like a normal person! The school aspect has been a big part of the no blogs. This spring my classes are a bit harder than I’ve done with travel, but they’ve been fun to put my energy into. I’ll take ya back a little ways into the end of the racing season…

Oslo

Havard Moseby took Ben, Scott, and I on a nice loop around Nordmarka, above Oslo, one of the days in the week before Holmenkollen. We skied some lakes and little trails, and stopped for a bun at one of the little cabin restaurants.

Then I got sick right before the Falun race which was really sad, but at least JC got sick the same day so we had each other. Never wish for a teammate to get sick but if there’s ever a time it’s nice when they get sick with you so you don’t have to be sick AND alone.

Then the sprinters got to do another city sprint field trip, this time to Talinn, Estonia, while the distance skiers camped out in Lahti. They found a cool little coffee shop and got to do another cool midweek/nighttime race with a great atmosphere. Then we finished it off in Lahti, celebrated Ben as the green bib winner, and had a little party!