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From a trail called 'Life': Air raid: Bomber Traverse in an 11-hour epic

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From a trail called 'Life'. Tales from the trails and far beyond: a photoblog from Alaska. Monday, May 2, 2011. Air raid: Bomber Traverse in an 11-hour epic. I had initially planned a little Valley adventure to the north with some skate skiing and road biking, but when I woke up Saturday morning I had a text on my phone from Jack about slamming the Bomber Traverse in one go on Sunday. That was all I needed to see. There are many variations of the traverse, Jack printed out the above map of our route, whi...

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From a trail called 'Life': The call

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From a trail called 'Life'. Tales from the trails and far beyond: a photoblog from Alaska. Thursday, October 14, 2010. It’s 6 pm, the sun is falling behind the snow covered mountains, a bitter northwind is freezing my thinly covered arms, and I still can’t see the crest of this climb. It’s early October, I’m trying to make it to the high point of a moraine south of Lost Lake. I knew when I set off on this ride it was going to be rough, and now, I just want it to be over. Eventually I arrive at the lake&#...

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Rolling Untrue: December 2010

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Sunday, December 26, 2010. Sorry for the unannounced hiatus from blogging. Just a few days after settling back in at home, I was on a plane again for a week-long ski trip in Montana with my dad and sister. I hope that inches of powder and a total lack of lift lines will suffice as passable excuses for the absence. The Lone Peak Brewery. When I got all the practice I will ever need at getting through indoor workouts. Let the Food Network marathon commence. Wednesday, December 15, 2010. But, I survived&#46...

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Rolling Untrue: Ski trip

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Sunday, December 26, 2010. Sorry for the unannounced hiatus from blogging. Just a few days after settling back in at home, I was on a plane again for a week-long ski trip in Montana with my dad and sister. I hope that inches of powder and a total lack of lift lines will suffice as passable excuses for the absence. The Lone Peak Brewery. When I got all the practice I will ever need at getting through indoor workouts. Let the Food Network marathon commence. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Rolling Untrue: Crash bang boom

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Thursday, June 10, 2010. So just when I thought I'd hit rock bottom already and was due for some good fortunes, it all came crashing down again.quite literally. I'm recovering from my crash and I feel well, but it turns out the damage was worse than I thought. My knee is alright and I should have the green light to ride the trainer by this weekend and will get the stitches out some time next week. My hand, though, is going to keep me out of commission for a bit longer. June 10, 2010 at 4:59 PM. Subscribe...

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Mud on the Tires: March 2010

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Mud on the Tires. Tuesday, March 23, 2010. Central Park Sprint Finish. Here is a taste of what it is like in a sprint at Central Park. I believe I was in the top 15? If you play it a few times in slow-mo you can see me wearing my bright green sunglasses and all black kit. Also notice the recreational cyclist who never got out of the way and almost got nailed on the right side. Serves them right! Monday, March 22, 2010. Race season has begun! Other things on my mind. Thinking about finishing my Masters.

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Mud on the Tires: July 2010

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Mud on the Tires. Monday, July 19, 2010. Hey everyone just wanted to let you know this is my new Blog site. New Blog Site: http:/ zimcycle.blogspot.com/. Tuesday, July 13, 2010. Mid-Summer blues, reds, and yellows. A little dirty, post race beer drinking, oh and of course falling off your bike and not worrying about making a trip to the local emergency room. This past weekend Maija and I took a trip to Providence Rhode Island as she. Hmmm I wonder why. With their monopolized implementation into endura.

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Words And Wheels: Layover-d: Sterling and Warwick in Hindsight, and Too Many Hours in an Airport

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Life, on bikes, in words. Thursday, December 10, 2009. Layover-d: Sterling and Warwick in Hindsight, and Too Many Hours in an Airport. I have been in the Seattle/Tacoma airport since noon (local time) and it is now nearly 3:30. My flight leaves at 5:55. Oops. Funny how I got on a 6:05am flight out of Albany for this.have to plan the itinerary a little more carefully next time. Sterling, MA Day 1, 11/28:. Yes, I have arrived. That's me in the click-through photo for the gallery). And settled into 11th, wi...

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Words And Wheels: April 2009

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Life, on bikes, in words. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Act Like You Been Somewhere (A Guest Editorial on life in the Feed Zone). Rob Serling has narrated a lot of my Saturdays and Sundays in the last couple of years. He whispers a little something that goes like this: "There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call The Feed Zone.". So…maybe the 'stay away' advice means 'enough is enough.' From my point of view, though, i...I suspe...

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Words And Wheels: November 2009

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Life, on bikes, in words. Wednesday, November 4, 2009. After Saturday's Wicked Creepy 'Cross in Bennington. Anyway I got over it. I was pre-registered for the HPCX UCI race down in New Jersey, but I was dreading the 6 hour round trip and felt ill-equipped to score UCI points given the relatively strong field. Ethan Gilmour and Me, running the Birch Logs. Photo Courtesy of Alan Atwood. Al got an uncharacteristically quick start, but I sneaked past him for the hole shot and led through the barriers and ont...