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Author Archives: paulefallon
Mr. and Ms. Politician: Answer Me This
This piece was published as a guest column in the Cambridge Chronicle on 2/5/2016, just in time for the New Hampshire Primary: For seven months I’ve been bicycling throughout the United States: 11,000 miles and twenty-eight states to date. Along … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 222 – San Antonio, TX to Converse, TX
February 5, 2016 – Sunny, 60 degrees Miles Today: 15 Miles to Date: 11,405 States to Date: 28 Food and people took center stage today. My cycling was nothing more than linking them together through San Antonio’s busy streets. I … Continue reading
Responses: How will we live tomorrow?
How will we live tomorrow? “You live in America. You sit on the sidewalk drinking beer. You got to have a conspiracy theory.” JJ, Owner of San Rosendro Crossing, Marathon TX How will we live tomorrow? “It is my job … Continue reading
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Trip Log – Day 221 – San Antonio, TX
February 4, 2016 – Sunny, 60 degrees Miles Today: 11 Miles to Date: 11,390 States to Date: 28 I finally broke down and bought a gun. Not from Adam Turcotte, General Manager of Ranger Firearms, who spent an hour with … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Trip Log
Tagged Milam Building, Ranger Firearms, Riverwalk, San Antonio TX, The Alamo, water pistol
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Trip Log – Day 220 – Uvalde, TX to San Antonio, TX
February 3, 2016 – Sunny, 60 degrees Miles Today: 91 Miles to Date: 11,379 States to Date: 28 Today it was just me and the bike and the last of the wide-open spaces before I reached San Antonio. The small … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Carson, Castleville TX, Hondo TX, Realistic Taxidermy, San Antonio TX, urban sprawl, Uvalde TX
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Profile Response: Rajesh Kasturirangan, Belmont, MA
When we say a glass is sitting on a table we know that it is sitting on a horizontal surface. If there is a cloth on the table, we don’t say it’s sitting on the cloth; we say it’s on … Continue reading
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Tagged 350.org, Better Future Project, MIT, Rajesh Kasturirangan, TED talks
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Trip Log – Day 219 –Del Rio, TX to Uvalde, TX
February 2, 2016 – Sunny, 80 degrees Miles Today: 74 Miles to Date: 11,288 States to Date: 28 The earth stretches out from Del Rio toward San Antonio. The desert brush gets dense. Plants with leaves emerge, actual trees. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Chapas Bakery, Del Rio TX, Lonesome Hill Ranch, Uvalde TX
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Profile Response: Abby Yanow, Watertown, MA
About halfway through our Saturday morning conversation at Starbucks in Watertown Square I realized I was speaking with a different person than half an hour ago. It wasn’t just that we’d shucked our overcoats and were warmed by coffee. The … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 218 – Comstock, TX to Del Rio, TX
February 1, 2016 – Sunny, 80 degrees Miles Today: 34 Miles to Date: 11,214 States to Date: 28 A short ride but plenty of exercise, as the wind was in my face the entire route. Ten miles outside of Del … Continue reading
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