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Author Archives: paulefallon
Profile Response: Gary Palmer, itinerant cyclist, Jackson, WY
On the surface, my journey is about traveling from place to place and collecting responses to a question. I post what people reply. But planting the question in people’s minds is often more important than their responses. And my reaction … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 127 – Portland, OR to Salem, OR
September 9, 2015 – Sun, 75 degrees Miles Today: 56 Miles to Date: 6,601 States to Date: 23 I rode out of Portland through grey skies. Stopped at Winco for yogurt and bagels. Got extra for the homeless folks hanging … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Trip Log
Tagged homeless, Oregon State Capitol, Portland OR, Salem OR, taqueria, Willamette Falls, Woodburn OR
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Profile Response: Sam Hancock, Idaho Falls, ID
When the Mormons fled to the West, they founded Utah. In short order they also settled areas north and south of the Wasatch Range. Their influence spreads throughout eastern Idaho and into northern Arizona. It seemed fitting that as … Continue reading
Posted in Responses
Tagged cheap energy, conservation, Mormon, Pocatello ID, Sam Hancock
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Trip Log – Day 126 – Portland, OR
September 8, 2015 – Sun, 75 degrees Miles Today: 13 Miles to Date: 6,545 States to Date: 23 Indian summer descended on Portland. I rode off the hillside and toured the city. Spent some time in a trendy coffee shop. … Continue reading
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Tagged fie drill, homeless youth, Portland OR, Portland Public LIbrary, Reed College, The Circus Project
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Profile Response: Kathy Vitale and Mike Sullivan, Pocatello, ID
“I love Idaho because it’s behind the times. We are the Alabama of the North. But we value the beauty, the pace, the quiet of this place.” Not everyone would agree with Kathy Vitale’s ode to Idaho, folks from Alabama … Continue reading
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Tagged education, inequities in education, Pocatello ID, public education
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Trip Log – Day 125 – Portland, OR
September 7, 2015 – Cloudy, 65 degrees Miles Today: 25 Miles to Date: 6,532 States to Date: 23 I started my day by pedaling the far reaches of Northwest Portland to Kelly Point Park, where the Willamette meets the Columbia. … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Trip Log
Tagged Kelly Point Park, Portland OR, St. John's neighborhood
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Profile Response: The Troop Family Bountiful, UT
Kadee and Brad Troop were married for five years. They wanted a baby. They were on vacation when they got the call. A boy was available but he had a rare genetic disorder. Within two days they had fourteen-day-old son … Continue reading
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Tagged Bountiful UT, Colorado Children's Hospital, EB, Epidermolysis Bullosa, genetic disease, Kadee Troop
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Trip Log – Day 124 – Portland, OR
September 6 2015 – Sun and rain, 65 degrees Miles Today: 21 Miles to Date: 6,507 States to Date: 23 Today marked the four-month anniversary of being on the road and I celebrated by reverting to my roots – I … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Trip Log
Tagged Portland OR, Slim's, St. John's Bridge, St. John's neighborhood, Yo Yo Yoga
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Profile Response: Jen Levy, Executive Director, Association of Nature Center Administrators
Regardless where your passion lies it’s difficult to make an impact in this world without two basic attributes: a communications network and administrative ability. The environmental movement and ecological awareness prompted the creation of nature centers throughout the world. The … Continue reading
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Tagged ANCA, Association of Nature Center Administrators, Foxfield Preserve, Jen Levy, Logan UT
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Trip Log – Day 123 – Longview, WA to Portland, OR
September 5, 2015 – Sun and rain, 65 degrees Miles Today: 55 Miles to Date: 6,486 States to Date: 23 We got a late start pedaling out of Longview. It was 9:30 before I scaled the tall bridge over the … Continue reading
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