It must have been a holiday
It seems that every major holiday L and I go to Pinnacle Mountain State Park to run/walk/climb the trails. The 4th of July this year was no exception. Rocky, rooty
July 5, 2008
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It seems that every major holiday L and I go to Pinnacle Mountain State Park to run/walk/climb the trails. The 4th of July this year was no exception. Rocky, rooty
Some of you may notice that I have a feed on the sidebar of this blog where I have been sharing other blog stories and updates from Primal Quest Montana.
Before I go into my ride this past weekend I first must tell you a bit about my riding partner for the latest painfest. I met Sarah almost 5 years
Adventure Racers Rock… Adventure Racing Team Wicked Pissah. I wish I knew these guys but I do know plenty like them.
A little about how my workouts have been going lately. After our ride at Camp Robinson on Sunday I was feeling pretty good about my riding. All the road miles
Ha Ha, you thought I was going to write about bad drivers. No, just mountain biking. L and I went to Camp Robinson to change up the routine. How’s this,
I’m sure I’ve talked about Lake Ft. Smith State Park here before. About 6 years ago the original park was closed to make way for a larger lake to supply
As you can tell, I’m a big fan of cycling. I’m starting to incorporate it into my commute to work. Take longer weekend rides. Last night I even tried to
Sorry, no pictures (that is a story for L’s Blog). So L and I did the Tour de Rock this year. Last year I did the 50 mile ride which
I wanted to share something that I just got from National Geographic Traveler’s Intelligent Traveler Blog. I went to college in Boston, and the city still holds a special place