Traveling in the summer to various conferences, mine and my wife’s, it provides me a great opportunity to ride my bike in different areas and various group… Read more “Trapped in a “Cycling Friendly” Area”
Tag: Travel
Sweltering Heat in Our Southern Boston
When traveling to Savannah, Georgia, in June, one must remember that one of the most loved generals of the American Revolution, General Greene, died there. From what… Read more “Sweltering Heat in Our Southern Boston”
#Pickpockets
As the date for our trip draws closer, I cannot stop talking about it. Most people, I am sure, wish that I would give it a rest.… Read more “#Pickpockets”
Je besoin de pratiquer la langue!
If anyone who reads this blog can remember, I started learning a new language late in life. I have been steadily at it for almost four years.… Read more “Je besoin de pratiquer la langue!”
Where I am . . . so far
I am a planner. I make lists. I research. I research my research. From buying new tennis shoes to planning our European trip in July. I look… Read more “Where I am . . . so far”
Another One bites the Dust! . . . with a tandem ride and a sobering visit
My Bucket List is dwindling! That’s two, practically back to back! Wait . . . does that mean . . . well, I still have many things… Read more “Another One bites the Dust! . . . with a tandem ride and a sobering visit”
Cycling in Middle Earth
Probably my favorite make-you-want-to-pedal-something video yet . . . both riders are fantastic at what they do! I particularly like the shot where blondie gets his bike… Read more “Cycling in Middle Earth”
This is not Normal
I have traveled quite a bit and plan on doing more. I have stayed in some dumps, especially back in the day when money was a little… Read more “This is not Normal”
Play It Again, Sam
On the recent trip to Boston, my wife and I made a list of things to see and do. We didn’t want to cover a lot of… Read more “Play It Again, Sam”
Traveling and Cringing
The Secondratecyclist has been on the move. Two weeks ago, I spent the entire week living at Mount Vernon as a resident student . . . a… Read more “Traveling and Cringing”
