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- "60 degrees and full tights" is what happens in San Diego. http://bit.ly/1FYwTj 12 hours ago
- RT @wendmagazine Bicycles Made From Cardboard? Artist Chris Gilmour Keeps It Real With Nothing But Glue. | Wend Blog http://bit.ly/21xdWl 13 hours ago
- Getting in the mood for a hardtail MTB. Play in the dirt. Get muddy when it rains. #fun 16 hours ago
- @loopybunny Used it on my rigs and carbon components. No probs in 30,000 miles. 16 hours ago
- @lancearmstrong Juan Pelota's ranch is something else. What a backdrop. What a moment. 16 hours ago
- Check out our new blog report on building the Custom MOOTS, http://abovecategorycycling.com/index.php/news.html Par (cont) http://tl.gd/uj17 17 hours ago
- @loopybunny Goo Gone. Brand name. Works on decals, left-over sticky messes. 17 hours ago
- @billkeller Great ride, Bill! Nice choice. 18 hours ago
- As pretty inland as the coast. SoCal backyard treat. I'm a softie. http://yfrog.com/0l9xcxj 18 hours ago
- It is really fun to run in the snow for the first 15 min. Another pic: http://twitpic.com/pj1t1 (via @thaloporter) [stunning beauty] 18 hours ago
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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Ansel Adams had us all beat on making photographs of objects appear better than they do in real life. A beautiful piece with multimedia gallery in today’s NYT on him. Especially love the image of him shooting from the roof his station wagon.
Not much more to say than have a look. Beautiful. Kudos to The Daily Slurp for the find. Nice work.
This from the NYT’s Sunday Magazine: “Another study posits that if every American spent 30 minutes a day walking or cycling instead of driving, we would collectively cut carbon emissions by 64 million tons and shed more than three billion pounds of excess flab. All of this sounds great in theory, but most people find that their good intentions falter when faced with the extra time it takes to walk. Yet Alan Durning, an environmental researcher whose blog about living without a car inspired Walk Score, argues that walking may be the ultimate timesaver. He cites a British study that suggests that for every minute you walk, you live about three minutes longer. ‘You’re not using time,’ Durning argues; ‘you’re generating time.’ “
Garmin makes some pretty nice equipment, including the 605 and 705. I will be testing out the 305 this week, hopefully on South Grade Road and East Grade Road of Palomar Mountain. Elevation tracking, heart rate, cadence and more. The form factor is larger than the typical cycling computer, but the functionality is startling. Full review soon.
Amazingly, a section of the Great Wall of China in this photo is empty. One of the few I’ve seen. Bandaling never looked this mild on my trips there. Of course, they weren’t in January when it can be mighty cold.
photo: petetamproductions on flickr
In honor of the Paris Roubaix professional bike race, I had to pop in this image from last year. Cobbles. Dust. Speed. Distance. It’s a classic.
photo: Waechor on flickr
Did a quick search for “San Diego” and “HDR” on flickr. What I hoped for came up. This shot from last month shows the Pacific Ocean from the La Jolla coastline. Positively lovely.
photo: sumocomputers on flickr
Once the unique name of a triathlon in San Francisco. This HDR image caught my eye.
photo: vgm8383 on flickr








