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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Forgot to post pictures of some San Diego fun!
My last day in San Diego, Yvonne picked me up at REI after I dropped my bike off to be shipped and took me to Old Town to visit the last place on my list that I hadn’t visited. We … Continue reading
procrastination
I keep meaning to post, but I’m home for such a short while, that I’m busy every moment. Friday, I leave for Tennessee. I’ll be gone for 3 weeks, cycling the Natchez Trace, then a bit further south, just for … Continue reading
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Crossing that line in the sand…..
The “finish line” that is. After a lovely stay with the Olivers in Capistrano, I cycled to San Elijo Beach state park and stayed the night. When I arrived, well after dark, I was put in a regular camping that … Continue reading
Posted in Cross country cycling, cycling, Freedom, Just plain obsessive cycling, Life goals, recreational cycling, touring, Uncategorized
Tagged beach, bike trail, california, capistrano, cycling, cycling the pacific coast, hang gliding, hostel, La Jolla, mission, san diego, touring, uss midway
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Flexibility and Pragmatism and what’s really the “goal” here?
As there is much to catch up on, I’ll re-iterate that this journey is that. It’s not an accomplishment to be chalked up, but rather, a series of experiences that comprise a story. It unfolds, or as is sometimes the … Continue reading
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Very tough morning; sanctuary in the evening
Though it wasn’t worthy of mention, last night, I couldn’t find a decent meal. There wasn’t a grocery store anywhere within an easy walk, and the area, Cannery Row, just isn’t an area that lends itself to grocery stores. There … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, Big Sur, Cherri Hankins, cycling, Ivy Malone, Lorena McCourtney, pacific coast, Parker-Lusseau, Riverside Camping, spokie
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And it just keep getting better!
After the beautiful lighthouse hostels, I visited Santa Cruz. It was an easy ride. On the way, however, I stopped at Ano Neuve reserve to hike out to see the Elephant Seals. It was a great side trip. There were … Continue reading
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Tagged Ano Nuevo, bicycling the pacific coast, elephant seals, Monterey, Monterey Coastal Trail, Santa Cruz
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Just…… WOW
The past couple of days have been beautiful beyond compare. The coast is lovely, but there is so much more than that. When I stayed at the hostel in San Francisco, it was convenient, affordable, fun to see/meet people from … Continue reading
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Tagged california, Gazos Grill, hostel, La Costanera, Montara lighthouse, Pigeon Point lighthouse
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