Riga and Stockholm: Bicycle Friendly Cities
Cycling into a big city is always a little stressful. After the nearly traffic-free country side, it feels frenetically busy. … Continue reading Riga and Stockholm: Bicycle Friendly Cities
Category: cycling culture
A Serious Lack of Elevation
Estonia’s coastal landscape is flat. Like a pancake. If it wasn’t for the trees, you could see your dog run … Continue reading A Serious Lack of Elevation
California: Freaky and Fabulous
California has more people than all of Canada. It’s one of the biggest economies in the world. It’s home to Silicon Valley … Continue reading California: Freaky and Fabulous
Back in the Saddle
It’s been two years since we headed off to Iceland to begin what turned into a 16-month cycling odyssey through Europe, Oman and … Continue reading Back in the Saddle
Merry Christmas
Time, as it tends to do, flies. It only seems a short while ago that we were merrily cycling along … Continue reading Merry Christmas
I Love it Here
Walking along Main Street to go for dinner with some friends the other day, I saw this bike parked in a … Continue reading I Love it Here
Reflections on Our Journey
Paul and I have thoroughly enjoyed our journey over the course of the past 16 months. We have been grateful … Continue reading Reflections on Our Journey
Anniversary Photos
Jan and I celebrated our 11th anniversary at the foot of Huascarán, Perú’s highest mountain (6,768m) in the Cordillera Blanca. … Continue reading Anniversary Photos
Salar de Atacama
The desert has always held fascination. We have traveled across a few deserts: in the sub-arctic of Canada, California, the Middle … Continue reading Salar de Atacama
North into the Atacama
After exploring the Elqui Valley with Anita, we stopped in La Serena only for some groceries and a quick email check … Continue reading North into the Atacama
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