What a great way to experience New York City. Forty miles of car-free streets through all five boros with 32,000 of your closest friends. And the weather could not have been better – about 75 degrees and sunny. Would I do it again? Maybe. But probably not on consecutive years unless a handful new folks
You simply can’t beat Zion National Park in December and it was great to be back. At the top of the list for this trip was to hike Angels Landing as it was too icy on my previous visit. Although there was a bit of ice along the route this year as well, it was
It’s right around the corner so I thought I’d write up my plans for 2015. Nothing like throwing something out on the internet to generate commitment. It’s worth a shot. This year was somewhat occupied by other responsibilities so I’m sort of looking to make up for lost time. On the cycling front, the main goal is
It took forever to come out of hibernation this winter and with practically every weekend occupied with personal commitments, there hasn’t been much to write about. But those commitments have just about come to an end, the hibernation ended around May, and training has begun in earnest for the next lake in my Great Lakes Project.
After a couple of false starts, I finally made it to the starting line of my first half marathon. My training still left a lot to be desired, however. I had hoped that my cycling would be enough to get me through the latter half of the race but I was simply not prepared for