“I eats all me spinach and rides to the finich…”
Category: TransAmerica Tour 1984
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Day 22 – Roadside pond
Somewhere in southern Illinois along TransAmerica Route
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Day 21 – Ohio River marina
A small marina, gravel driveway and wooden plank sidewalk at Cave in Rock
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Day 21 – Pirate's eye view of Ohio River
Looking from the cave at Cave-in-Rock
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Day 21 – Crossing Ohio River on ferry
Crossing from Kentucky to Illinois
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Day 20 – Shower facilites at the city park in Sebree
Washing where it counts
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Day 20 – Homemade billboard
Satin lives! Cycling through the Bible belt
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Day 20 – Rough times in Rough River
What's left of the town of Rough River, near the Rough River Dam campground
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Day 19: Lincoln birthplace
Cabin housed in huge stone building at Lincoln birthplace national park in Hodgenville.
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Day 19: Abandoned house
Somewhere between Hodgenville and Rough River
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Adventure Cycling Association
- Crashing Into The PartyThis story originally appeared in the 2024 Nov/Dec issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine’s Final Mile essay anthology. On the outskirts of Shanghai, the buildings began to grow skyward. Factories morphed […] The post Crashing Into The Party appeared first on Adventure Cycling Association.
- In The Tall Trees This article originally appeared in the 2024 Nov/Dec issue of Adventure Cyclist magazine. “The earth has a small negative charge of around 200 millivolts, and humans have about the opposite.” […] The post In The Tall Trees appeared first on Adventure Cycling Association.
- A 10-Person, 45-Mile Group Ride in Oregon with Friends on BikesThanks to our Adventure Grant, ten WTFNB (Women, Trans, Femme, Non-Binary), BIPOC riders met for a multi-modal bikepacking trip from downtown Portland to Stub Stewart State Park in Banks, OR. […] The post A 10-Person, 45-Mile Group Ride in Oregon with Friends on Bikes appeared first on Adventure Cycling Association.
Trail biking
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- Oregon's most popular ski and bike resort is for sale, and locals are trying to buy it backIn 2013, Mt. Bachelor added mountain biking and now has 25 trails covering 13 miles. Bachelor Bike Park was a needed addition to the hundreds of miles ...
Rails to Trails Conservancy
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League of American Bicyclists
- Celebrating Indigenous Culture on the Trails of Anchorage, Alaska Last year, the League of American Bicyclists published the Bicycle Friendly Community Ideabook — a resource designed to inspire innovative ideas for making biking better in communities nationwide. In celebration… The post Celebrating Indigenous Culture on the Trails of Anchorage, Alaska appeared first on League of American Bicyclists.
- The Platinum Standard: How Stanford, CSU, and UW Madison Achieved Top Marks as Bicycle Friendly UniversitiesWhen it comes to fostering a culture of cycling on campus, only a select few universities have achieved the highest award level of Platinum Bicycle Friendly University (BFU). In last… The post The Platinum Standard: How Stanford, CSU, and UW Madison Achieved Top Marks as Bicycle Friendly Universities appeared first on League of American Bicyclists.
- Nondrivers Bike, Ride, and RollThe League of American Bicyclists is proud to celebrate the Week Without Driving, a challenge launched in 2021 by disability rights advocate and League board member, Anna Zivarts. The Week… The post Nondrivers Bike, Ride, and Roll appeared first on League of American Bicyclists.
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