Category: Travel
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April 14, 2024: Car-Free SR20
I rode from Diablo Lake Lookout to Washington Pass. I shot time lapse 360 images (Insta360 X2) while recording GPS coordinates (Komoot on Android). Then I combined them into an interactive UI (mini demo screen recording in this post’s video). Granted, it’s a little hard to watch 1 frame per second on a shaky, beat…
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Mexico : Guadalajara ↔ San Miguel : Oct 2022
See Guadalajara to San Miguel de Allende and back, Oct-Nov, 2022
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Sweden & Norway : This is Fjordy : Aug – Sept 2022
Entry here for completeness (since I started this blog). See Komoot Collection, Sweden & Norway, Aug – Sept 2022
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Hawaii : Kauai : June 2022
I flew out with Phineas and James, hung out in the Islander on the Beach with them, and James’ friend Patti, for a few days, then got a ride up into the Koke’e State Park with all my gear. This wasn’t my original plan, but James was getting the car anyways and it turned out…
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Mexico : Puerto Vallarta ↔ Chapala : April 2022
Stats: 18 days traveling, 70 hours of 13 biking days covering 560 miles and 56K feet elevation. Phineas gave me a ride in my Jeep with my bike pre-boxed. Check in was easy and all seemed to be going nice and smooth until I noticed, mid flight, that the stub from my checked bike box…
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Peru & Bolivia : Pisac → La Paz : Jan 2018
The 35km ride from Pisac to Cusco is made more challenging by taking a shortcut on a dirt road that turns into pushing the bike up a ravine, to carrying bike/bags while wobbly walking over piles of split logs then scrambling and hoisting bike/bags out of the ravine and back to the regular road. There’s…
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USA : Washington & Oregon : June 2017
Cyclepacking. Summer 2017, and ultimate freedom. Assuming you’re not incarcerated or (effectively) indentured, and this is no small assumption, the primary obstacle to freedom is want, in the sense of being “in want” for food, shelter, transportation and other things we need to live, be comfortable, and seek happiness. If you accept this premise, I…
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Mexico : Baja : April 2017
It took three days to drive from Seattle to Lake Elsinore, covering a distance about the same as I will cover over the following 5 weeks as I bike down to San Jose del Cabo at the tip of the Baja peninsula. My first day on the bike I cover about 60 miles and get…
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