Our penultimate day in New York began at Barney Greengrass’ authentic Jewish deli, an Upper West Side institution famous for […]
Cycle in the City
Into the caldron, the belly of the beast, to join the maddening crowd. We rode along 42 Street to Times […]
New York! My Bite of The Big Apple
“We hate you guys, sometimes you make it so hard just to get lunch.” I was sitting on the steps […]
San Francisco to New York: Bikes, Bags, Luggage and Logistics
Sitting in a Jewish deli on the Upper West side of Manhattan, chomping away on a pastrami on rye, I […]
The Streets of San Francisco: “Land of the Free Baby!”
We are meeting more cyclists: Peter from Boston who quit his job 8 months ago, to go off cycle touring […]
Bees and Whispering Trees
Warmshowers, the touring cyclists home-stay network allows the thoughtful cyclist a glimpse into another’s world. Our hosts a few days […]
The Redwood State and National Park: A Cathedral of Silence
We are getting fitter and stronger but cycling less distances. Its great to be taking my time to look and […]
Curry County Fairground to California
The Double D cafe served up a breakfast of champions: Biscuits and gravy for Therese, while I opted for the […]
Doing the Charleston to Gold Beach
We were thankful of a dry night in the delightful Itty Bitty Inn at Coos Bay. It was a cheap, […]
A Dirty Day to Coos Bay
Sometimes you run out of superlatives when you’re lost in the moment. Cycling up along the steep cliffs along the […]
