Fall is for Singletrack
I was feeling grumpy. And then I went for a ride. Afterward, I couldn’t remember why I was grumpy.
An Ode to Cyclocross
Ah, cyclocross. A brutal, unforgiving, intemperate companion. It offers no sanctuary, and no comfort. Only cold, indifferent reality. And yet… And yet, I love it. Indeed, I love it because of its stone-cold phlegmatic apathy. 20 minutes into the 2011 season I was already bleeding from my eyes. My legs, numb and lifeless, spun meaninglessly as […]
‘Cross is Now
Cyclocross has officially arrived. Unofficially, it never left. It occupied certain recesses of my brain all throughout the wet and rainy spring and into the hot, dry days of summer. And now, here it is. And just in time. The air is cool. The days are noticeably shorter, and the leaves, even in the valley, are starting to […]
I Won’t Grow Up! (Video)
I’ve been shooting photos recently with a borrowed Canon 5d Mark II. It’s an amazing camera. Simply stunning. One of the most talked about functions of the camera is its stellar video capabilities. To see those capabilities for myself, I spent a little (not nearly enough) time Saturday lurking in the trees and shooting video […]
August Review
August was a slow blogging month. I was too busy out on the bike. I pre-rode stage 5 of the Tour of Utah. And then I snapped photographs at stage 4, in downtown Salt Lake City. I wrote a follow-up to the river incident. I also raced at the USCS finale, a 36-mile super-xc race […]
Project Aspen
As you can see, I’m working on the theme for the blog. I’ll be adding features and customization over the next few days. I’ve been working on a new photo project recently: Project Aspen. I know… that name sounds like something from a Colorado fashion show. But nevertheless, it’s what I’m using for now. The […]
Recovery (Photos)
I spent the 2 days after the Point 2 Point at the family cabin. It was quality rest and relaxation.
