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Yellowstone!
We hiked Yellowstone for a couple of days and it had some spectacular bits. Especially if you like wolves. She and some bears had been feasting on a bison carcass. Which may seem gross but it was fresh dead and… Continue reading
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The Next Part
When we thought about this ride Devin always wanted to make hiking a part of the trip. Trying to hit our mileage targets cycling precluded that part of the trip but driving to Grand Teton and Yellowstone allowed for it… Continue reading
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The End of the Beginning
When you start out to do something big, maybe not big for someone else but big for you the whole core of it is that you don’t know if you can do it. But you can know that the attempt… Continue reading
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Montana!
It’s been a week or so and there are lots of stories. Montana has been tough. The elevation and climbs have been hard but the scenery has been spectacular and the people have been incredibly kind. Continue reading
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From Banff to Glacier and Beyond.
We keep riding for long distances and days with no internet, and more importantly, no resupply. Today we completed eighty miles with not only no internet, and no resupply. The result is that you get these updates late and from… Continue reading
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From Banff to Glacier
Riding south from Banff we crossed two provincial parks and climbed our first major pass on the trail south. The views were stunning and the people we met super nice. We then rode the dirt road down the Elk Valley… Continue reading
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The first two days.
Tolkien wasn’t wrong. Every journey begins with feeling like the hobbit – you left home without a handkerchief and your walking stick. Even when it’s quite ridiculous and you have spent months preparing. Or maybe it isn’t. We rode out… Continue reading
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The Journey Begins
It’s hard to explain how much the journey means to me. I grew up with parents who loved us and taught us to explore art and music and books and food. They found New York endlessly fascinating, that’s where we… Continue reading
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Leaving Home
In the nature of things we leave home and begin the adventure in stages. From the home we know through our native city to the sameness of any airport but then sitting there is bird that would been the wonder… Continue reading
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Train Locally Ride Globally
You’re thinking about a big ride. You might think you’ve got a going a lot of big rides. That’s only partially true. You should check out your camping gear. Make sure you’re used to using it. But most of us… Continue reading
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