Team Type 1 riders improvise in snow-lashed Georgia
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Chris Jones and Dan Holt are the best of friends. Team bonding has paid off. (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Our team bus full of the new Colnago bikes (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Our newest recruit, Derek Zoolander (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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I woke up here and it's not even my room. (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Sometimes at camp you can just chill (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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There are perks to being on tt1, free candy (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Valri trying out new insoles (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Shaun Milne is excited about the insoles (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Our new team clothes dryer (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Here's your pink slip Mike. Thanks (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Ken Hanson Is hungry after 3 days in the snow (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Watching The Little Mermaid made everyone emotional. Things got even worse when we watched Miss Congeniality (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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I need to stop taking picture of guys getting dressed (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Frattini is Italian. If I tied his hands behind his back, he couldn't talk (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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The photographer tired to make us look taller. (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Not sure who this is, but he is the best looking rider. By far. (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Snow in 49 states. We are not in the 1 (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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The poor director had to get his arm cold to take this photo. What a tough bastard. (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Phil, hoping Chris Hansen isn't with this camera crew (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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Will Duggan showing off his new tattoo. And his huge legs (Image credit: Mike Creed)
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When it snows, you must stare at the wall (Image credit: Mike Creed)
With team camp season drawing to a close Cyclingnews asked Mike Creed of Team Type 1 fame for his low-down on their camp at Gainseville, Georgia in the south-eastern US.
Creed lives just 20 miles away from where camp was held so he knows the roads well.
However, with bitterly cold conditions and snow, the riders were forced to spend most of the camp tucked up safely indoors.
Time was never wasted, though, and the team held several meetings with the management and sponsors.
For a pictorial insight into Mike Creed's team camp experience click here.
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