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A Week in the OTH Life
I count as perhaps the most significant accomplishment in my life being 50% responsible for the raising of a lovely, wise-arsy, tri-lingual daughter who also is a powerhouse drummer in a punk/pop band called “Nancy and the She-Dicks.” But let’s … Continue reading
Posted in Central Coast Wine Country, cycling, San Luis Obispo Bicycle Club, South Bay Wheelmen, Tour of California
Tagged Atascadero, Coffee Station, Creston, Hog Canyon, J Lohr, Montana de Oro, Ranchita Canyon, San Miguel, Santa Margarita, The Porch, Villa San Juliette, Wild Horse Winery
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Back in the Day…
From time to time I wander through old photos squirreled away on my laptop. It’s a pleasant diversion, and that really is the key word – diversion. Mostly I’m doing it to avoid things I should be doing around the … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, socializing, South Bay Wheelmen
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Don’t Lose Your Cork
Most of the people I ride with know the story already, but we all encounter somebody new from time to time. If they are old hands at cycling they probably are familiar with the concept, but once in a while … Continue reading
Vintage Day
Spent the past couple of nights in Morro Bay at the home of my friends Barbara & Bob, whom I met decades ago when Barbara was the mayor of the city of Redondo Beach, California. We’re all vintage now. They … Continue reading
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Ghost of Rides Past
A Kitchen Aid mixer might seem like an odd subject for a cycling blog post, but stick with me, there is a mere single degree of separation. And being that today is Christmas Day, the mixer actually is apropos. It … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, home, oddities, South Bay Wheelmen
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The Life of Wryly
From Wikipedia: the expression, “Living the life of Riley” suggests an ideal contented life, possibly living on someone else’s money, time or work. Rather than a negative freeloading or golddigging aspect, it implies that someone is kept or advantaged. The … Continue reading
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Les Changements, Deux
I could stand on the balcony at the new place, squirt from a squeeze tube of chain lube and just about hit the cyclists going by on Catalina Avenue. Catalina and Esplanade, running parallel a block apart, are the two … Continue reading
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My Petty Complaints
I was on the front end of a sinus infection, just the first couple of days, dreading the wracking hacking and sticky post-nasal drip on the way. But I had volunteered my time for the UCI Para-Cycling Track World Championships … Continue reading
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The Day of Living Bikerously
This morning I led the first 2012 edition of the SBW “Late Riser” ride. A bit of history is in order here. Way back, 10+ years or so, most of the well-known rides in the area were what I call … Continue reading
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Banning to Idyllwild
Banning to Idyllwild Ride Report, October 2 2011 Thought I would get more takers when I advertised this ride, but perhaps there were mitigating factors. Like South Bay Wheelmen having a club road race the day before out in the … Continue reading
Posted in Beach Cities Cycling Club, cycling, South Bay Wheelmen, Travel
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