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Black Beauty
Before addressing the post topic, I have some numbers for you: Three surgical procedures in the past ten months that have taken me out of the saddle. That is two more than in my previous 61 years. Six weeks out … Continue reading
Father/Daughter Dance
It’s been many a year since I went to a father/daughter dance, but a facsimile of one took place today. I am so grateful that my daughter invited me to come do something with her that I love doing – … Continue reading
MTB Fort Ord & Snake’n’Shake at Pinnacles
Several people recommended mountain biking at the old Fort Ord army base near Monterey, so Christie and I packed up the bikes in my wagon and headed there for a mini-vacation. The area was used for military operations as far back … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, hiking, Out of the Saddle, Travel
Tagged California, Fort Ord, Monterey County, Pinnacles National Park
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(you belong) Among the Wildflowers
With apologies to Robert Frost and Tom Petty, today the Bailey Group opted for the road less traveled and headed out to Shell Creek to pedal among the wildflowers blooming after recent rains. I have not ridden out this way for probably … Continue reading
Not Quite 17 Mile Drive
Miss Christie and I dropped the top on the old Sebring convertible, mounted the bike rack on the rear end and strapped our road bikes to it, then cruised north mostly on US101 to Monterey for a Wed/Thu/Fri mini-vacation. Normally … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, Travel
Tagged 17 Mile Drive, bicycling, California, Hog's Breath Inn, Martine Inn, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Point Lobos
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New Tool
I’m all in favor of no-cost or low-cost fun. I always have a batch of DVDs and books checked out from the local library, and I take frequent advantage of the free music performances around town and out at the … Continue reading
Posted in Central Coast Wine Country, cycling
Tagged Best Bike Zone, bicycling, California, San Luis Obispo County, Templeton
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Back in the Hood
Periodically I travel to Santa Monica for a medical appointment at a UCLA clinic, and most times I bring a bike along to ride with some pals in the South Bay area of LA. This past Sunday I joined the … Continue reading
Posted in Beach Cities Cycling Club, cycling
Tagged bicycling, California, Palos Verdes, Redondo Beach
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25 x 25
The rooftops were frosty but the sun was shining brightly, so Christie and I kitted up snugly (4 layers) and rolled out to Templeton park to meet some folks for a 9am ride start set up by Bill McBride, one … Continue reading
Just in Time for the Holidays…
…as imagined by Tim Burton (Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, etc). Over the past few months, in addition to recovering from some internal surgery that kept me out of the saddle, I’ve had a wound on my forearm that simply would not … Continue reading
Back In the Saddle
When I used to go backpacking in the high Sierra Nevada of California, carrying a load in a Kelty on my shoulders/hips, and another load on my feet with a pair of old-fashioned heavy leather & vibram boots, there was … Continue reading
Posted in Central Coast Wine Country, cycling
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