Tag: cycling life
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Continue Being Unique
“If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will think it’s stupid.” Albert Einstein I genuinely think you’re capable; everyone is capable of doing something great with our lives. What that something is for you? I don’t know. Many factors come into play – but the only factor you need […]
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11,000 km’s – 24 States – A World of Graditude
What we do together, our message we share, the love we receive, the uniqueness of our tour is only possible because of you. Thank you to everyone who allows us to listen, learn, and offer our message to gain trust within a battered community. You make our world better by being you and Ginger and […]
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4,000 Miles – 3,000 Left Across America
Update: I’m feeling sick and tired, bewildered, and on the edge of giving up. But thankfully, I’m not alone, as many of us think the same way in our daily lives.
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Cycling Through Zion National Park
My authentic expressions can never be shared. My tears, memories locked away, my fear, and my real smile, which I hide.
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Happy World Bicycle Day
Cycle safe, be happy, and remember today is a day to feel free. Ride your bike and see you on the road.
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Cycle Touring – It’s a Strange and Wonderful Life
Before leaving in March, a friend mentioned, “America understands cycling!”, but I wasn’t quite ready for this understatement. To be honest, I’m pretty surprised with the USA in general, I can’t believe how…
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My Bike – A Complete Breakdown
I’m touring with this awesome new custom-built 2019 Specialized Diverge S-Works bike. And by “custom” I mean everything except the frameset was added to my specifications to ensure a comfortable ride.
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Cycle Touring With Ginja-Ninja
Ginger drinks a lot, and if I also use free water for cooking, tea and brushing my teeth, I can cut down my carried water consumption. So we were ready to wait out the weather. Or pray for a break in the rain…
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Back on the Road 2019
I’m beyond grateful that our tour across the USA is starting in Washington state and as we push forward cycling into Oregon the reality of the alluring nature, charming kindness, and
I Went, I Returned, It Was Nothing Special 