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Kauai
Christine and I went to Kauai a few weeks ago for our 10th wedding anniversary (I can't believe how quickly time has gone by). I've been lax about writing about it, so I'm just going to post a few photos. More photos here: http://alexandchristine...
A couple of neat things from Philadelphia
There is this great bike rack a couple of blocks from my brother's house in Fishtown. Not as functional as the Seattle Bike Racks, but much cooler looking. Click for big to check out details: I visited Drew at Engin Cycles yesterday and he showed...
Chestertown, MD to Newark, DE bike ride
I'm on the east coast visiting my family this week. My mom and I enjoyed a nice mother's day weekend on the Eastern Shore (of the Cheasapeake) and today I headed up to my dad's house outside of Philadelphia. I flew out here with my folding...
A week in Mazama
Our summer vacation this year was sort of 3 vacations right after each other. You've heard about the two smaller ones, our 3 day weekend on Lopez Island celebrating our 9th wedding anniversary and the 3 day Bumbershoot Festival . The highlight of...
The Fiberglass Anniversary
Christine and I spent the last 3 days in the San Juan Islands (a group of islands in Puget Sound, a couple hours from Seattle) celebrating our ninth wedding anniversary. We camped at Spencer Spit State Park, which is one of my favorite campgrounds for...
Hiking in Salt Lake City
After my couple of days in Spokane I visited Salt Lake City and Tuscarora, NV with my mom (who lives in DC). That was a great trip and I'll write about Tuscarora in a future blog post. I was more impressed with Salt Lake City than I expected to be...
After NAHBS
NAHBS wasn't my only destination in Portland last weekend. On Saturday Christine drove down from Seattle and we met up with our friends Nate and Sam to head up for a weekend of snow on Mt Hood. We had a great mix of cross-country skiing (Trillium...
Gifford Pinchot memories
The last blog entry was a trip report -- what we did and how to do it yourself. Good stuff, but what really sticks with me are the memories: The last four miles to any campsite (usually uphill and muggy). The daisy that got stuck in my fender and rode...
5 days and 200 miles in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Day 1 – Brush Prairie to Merrill Lake John and I loaded up the car early in the morning and drove down to Olympia to pick up Larry. In Olympia we had a nice breakfast, stocked up on food, and drove a couple of hours south the start of our trip. The weather...
Back from my 2007 Bike Tour
This year's bike camping trip was probably the best one that I've ever been on. John Speare, Larry Leveen, and I spent 5 days riding around the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Most of that time we were far from civilization. The roads were empty...
A great travel blog
Sarah Erck and James Welles are touring around the world on bikes for their honeymoon. Today's post (The Suicide King) is a great example of why cyclotourists should be reading their blog. It's well written, funny, and informative. I met them...
Oregon Coast Trip
Christine and I spent last week along the Oregon coast. We had originally planned to go to Jamaica for diving but changed our plans when Christine injured her ears (due to diving with an unknown sinus infection). They'll heal but the doctor asked her...
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A long weekend around Mt St Helens
Last weekend Christine and I took a 3.5 day vacation away from Seattle. On Friday we drove down to Lake Trout, WA for a couple of days of camping and rafting to celebrate our friend Sam's 30th birthday. We extended the trip until Monday to celebrate our...
Fort Warden (near Port Townsend) is nifty
A few weeks ago we were in Port Townsend for a wedding. I hadn't really spent any time there in about 8 years and remembered enjoying Fort Warden so Christine and I hung out there for a few hours before heading back home. Fort Warden is built right up...
Loaded Touring with the Kogswell P/R Prototype
The Kogswell Porteur/Randonneur (aka Kogswell P/R) is getting a lot of buzz in online forums as an exciting new bike. The most interesting this about this bike is not the weird wheel size (584mm aka 650B), or being the first TIG welded Kogswell, or the...
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