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A day-by-day photo-journal of the 30 Days of Biking challenge for April 2011: April 1: Criss-crossed the Santa Fe Trail numerous times in 34 miles. This ...
Arkansas AbbreviatedHere are some pictures from this year's trip to Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Unfortunately, family health problems cut the trip rather short, but I did at least in...
Trail of Death RambleSometimes you stumble across the coolest places when you're rambling ... I've been seeing signs marking the "Trail of Death", but I didn't know what it was all ...
Franklin County Rough Roads TourSoutheastern Franklin County, Kansas boasts a good number of minimum-maintenance roads. I've ridden them all before, but never all on the same ride. It's been a...
Tour of Rural FencesA "Tour of Rural Fences" seemed like a fun theme for a bike ride -- fences are easy to overlook, but it turns out that a lot of people take great pride in their...
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Archive for November, 2008
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First Snow
Posted on November 30, 2008 | No CommentsAwoke to snow in the ground for the first time this season, and decided to go out and play in it a bit. I stayed close to home, heading up the road a couple miles to Lone Elm Park, where I hit the gravel and grass trails for a few... -
Short and Slow
Posted on November 26, 2008 | No CommentsEarlier in the year, many of my rides seemed to be of the “long and slow” variety, as I built up the base miles. Later, there were a good number of “short and fast”, and even a few, rare, “long and fast” rides. But now, as the year winds down... -
Rutlader / LaCygne Lake Loop
Posted on November 3, 2008 | 1 CommentOn Thursday I did some further southward explorations, this time starting at the Rutlader Outpost near Louisburg, KS. My route took me east to Cold Creek Road, then south to Drexel, then south some more on State Line Road. I originally mapped out my route to totally encircle LaCygne Lake,... -
South From The Cider Mill
Posted on November 2, 2008 | No CommentsWednesday I did a gravel ride from the Louisburg Cider Mill south through New Lancaster, nearly to La Cygne, and back through Somerset, for a total of a bit over 37 miles. I would have gone further, but I got a late start, and needed to get back to the...


