On August 28, 2011. I found this dirt stretch back in April in the land of pave everything. Not a long stretch, but still. Not far west from here I found a few more miles of dirt. Gotta watch for those gas trucks barreling around the corners though. A Six Month Synopsis of Useless Numbers. On July 2, 2010. Based on the fact it had such high reviews.

Monday, December 6, 2010. Is four km from my front door. I had an actual adventure, trying to navigate my way to the WCRC xc loop on dirt and gravel from my house, rather than road. The thin ribbon of dirt in the distance was where I was trying to get to. Thursday, December 2, 2010. Heading to the Southern Isle. Tomorrow and will see the month out down there. Seem to have gone AWOL.

Well, this has certainly been neglected. The weather is getting nice again, which brings life back to everything, really. End of the summer, I believe. Heading over the bridge to wander around between the mountain on the far right and the one in the centre. This photo would be so full of people if this were taken in the summer.

Several local NBA legends were groomed here including Jason Kidd. Wowed the neighborhood on a regular basis with his gravity-defying dunks. Mosswood Park is even featured as a playable level. In the popular NBA Street video game series.

Exploits by bicycle in the Pacific Northwest. Monday, March 10, 2014. Bikepacking- Klickitat River, Washington. Six of us headed out for the first little bikepacking overnight of the season. From The Dalles, Oregon, we headed across the mighty Columbia River into Washington, where we would eventually hit the Klickitat River trail. Notice the road sign? This .

Aired last night and I caught the second half of it. I hope to make time to see the whole documentary, and to write about it here, but I was struck at the narrative about an album that flows through the film. At a conjuncture filled with instant gratification and the perfection of all things, baseball is different. It is a pastoral game.