Monthly Archives: June 2013

Sam rolling in front of me Locsha Lodge, ID – Kamiah, ID (92 miles) It was a warm day in the Clearwater Forest. My friend and fellow cyclists, Sam, was riding along with me. We followed a curvaceous back highway … Continue reading →

Sam at our campsite! Missoula, MT – Lacsha Lodge, ID (57 miles) Riding alone has its benefits. I am able to function on my own schedule and I believe that I am much more approachable to others. The ladder of … Continue reading →

Cardamom and Ginger heaven… Lincoln, MT – Missoula, MT The thought of tasty ice cream is what ran though my mind all day. I had heard about a local Missoula ice creamery from another bikers blog: Americabycycle.com. They had said … Continue reading →

Great Falls, MT – Lincoln, MT (97 miles) The Continental Divide was supposedly the most climbing I would have to do on my bike ride. Countless Montanans had cautioned me that I would be dew for a super hard day … Continue reading →

Belt, Mt – Great Falls, MT (21 miles) 21 miles is all I could muster up. The day before was so windy and physically abusive that I could not find the energy to push on. So, reluctantly, I decided to … Continue reading →

I am coming closer to finishing my ride, but the donation period for the greenhouse is coming to a close. If you are interested in donating, please click here, before it closes tomorrow night at 12 am. My sincerest thank … Continue reading →

My podcasts, which have saved my sanity on windy days. Lewiston, MT – Belt, MT (95 miles) For those who are not riders, I would like to talk a little about the largest single determinant in what constitutes a good … Continue reading →

The first change of scenery Winnet, MT – Lewiston, MT (56 miles) “Creak….crack!” Was the sound of my chain popping. If someone would have seen my face at that moment, they would have seen a look of pure astonishment. Because … Continue reading →

Randall L. documenting… Jordan, MT – Winnet, MT (78 miles) It has been a real treat riding through Montana with my father. Without him on this leg of the trip, which is the most desolate, I would have had a … Continue reading →

Circle, MT – Jordan, MT (75 Miles) On my rides through Montana I have seen many beautiful things, but the wild flowers are in full bloom here and they seem to have caught my eye and heart the most.  I … Continue reading →