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a police escort
Poseidon wishes he had Richard’s Gazelle… Wow! Only 47 degrees on Knotts Island this morning… Bidding goodbye to the homey cabin at Sandy Point Campground & Cabins on the North Carolina side of Knotts Island. Many Yellow-bellied sliders spotted near … Continue reading
in this (my) neighborhood pt. 136 (severe headwinds warning)
So very spent from a day riding into gradually increasing headwinds that were sustained at 25 mph at mid morning to 32 mph gusts by midday. Thoroughly enervating, but great to be pedaling with a group of others living out … Continue reading
gang’s all here
Two Days / Two Ways May 9 Yesterday’s ride was punctuated by a severe weather system moving through the southern outer banks. The 13 mile ride from Jerniman’s campground to the Ocracoke — Hatteras ferry featured diminished visibility rain squalls … Continue reading
an insane logic
Memorable Stuff I Read This Week The rabbits here are built like 40-year-old toddlers.Sometimes all I want to do is sit & pet them. — Othuke Umukoro / “Passing” Laws govern people; constitutions govern governments. Lately, American democracy has begun … Continue reading
in this (my) neighborhood pt. 134 (of headwinds and ferries)
Amazing breakfast! Courtesy of Ashley and Richard. Fuel for the 47 mile day to Ocracoke, NC. At the Air BnB in Morehead City, NC. Preparations underway for the ride — we could have used headwinds deflectors (if such a thing … Continue reading
the crucial stuff
To Rain Gear, or Not to Rain Gear… What a day! What nerves, what consensus-building, what roar of traffic from the left lane, what rain, what bliss — what a first great day! We were expecting the rain, and we … Continue reading
a human pace
So… here goes… again (again)… Today’s objective was to arrive in Jacksonville and meet the first three members of our loose bike touring cooperative — the Spinners. As you may know I rode half of the East Coast Greenway / … Continue reading
in this (my) neighborhood pt. 133 (a beach peach cinco de mayo)
The Wahoo Element Roam 3 head unit is operational again. Now I have maps and directions off the phone, and the phone off the handlebar. Wilmington, NC. I still have to tweak it because it’s not talking to me, nor … Continue reading
in this (my) neighborhood pt. 132 (thee wilmington, nc edition)
Day 4 Start: Carolina Beach, NCFinish: Wilmington, NCMiles: 25.0 What I’m Reading: will we inherit everythingon the internet:miles of sand melted into windows, click — Nell Wright / “The Future”
in this (my) neighborhood pt. 131
A brisk 49 degree start to a glorious blue sky day. Little River, SC. North Carolina! It wasn’t a day deferred — it was deferred by a year, as I left the East Coast Greenway in Georgetown, SC last year … Continue reading