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Author Archives: paulefallon
Trip Log – Day 91 – Driggs, WY to Jackson, WY
August 4, 2015 – Clouds and sun, 80 degrees Miles Today: 34 Miles to Date: 5,106 States to Date: 20 A short day of intense riding. Eight miles along an easy bike path and then fortified myself with a huckleberry shake … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Trip Log
Tagged Bicycle Touring, Driggs ID, Jackson Hole WY, Jackson WY, Teton Pass
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Profile Response: Father A.J. Severns, The Abbey, Scottsbluff, NE
The congregation at the Abbey’s Sunday afternoon service in July was small: a family of five; a white-haired man; the priest, the guy at the organ; and me. The organist didn’t play; he worked the CD deck that filled the … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 90 – Idaho Falls, ID to Driggs, ID
August 3, 2015 – Overcast and rain, 75 degrees Miles Today: 79 Miles to Date: 5,072 States to Date: 20 Everything about today was super-scaled, which left me feeling a bit small and overwhelmed. It started at WinCo, a new … Continue reading
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Tagged BYU-Idaho, Driggs ID, Idaho Falls ID, Rexford ID, Teton Dam, The Pines Driggs ID, WinCo
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Profile Response: Fred Thurston Rapid City, SD
Sherry and Fred Thurston met fifteen years ago through an eBay ad for a unique fountain pen that Fred purchased from Sherry. The pen led to a correspondence, and eventual meeting. Sherry, who is from Western New York, and Fred, … Continue reading
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Tagged conservation, cycling, Jack LaLanne, LEED, Prius, Rapid City SD
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Trip Log – Day 89 – Pocatello, ID to Idaho Falls, ID
August 2, 2015 – Sunny, 100 degrees Miles Today: 60 Miles to Date: 4,993 States to Date: 20 Sunday in the summertime and the living is easy. I got up to the smell of good coffee and enjoyed a breakfast … Continue reading
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Tagged bicylce touring, Blackfoot ID, Fort Hall, Idaho Falls ID, irrigation, irrigation canals, Pocatello ID, Snake River
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Profile Response: Rob Timm, Executive Director, Chiesman Center for Democracy, Rapid City, SD
I contacted Rob Timm because I was intrigued by something called the Chiesman Center for Democracy. Allene Chiesman, a South Dakota philanthropist, founded and endowed the non-partisan non-profit in the 1960’s in order to help people be more informed … Continue reading
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Tagged Chiesman Center for Democracy, citizen invovlement, Knight Foundation, Rapid City, Rob Timm, SD, Taxation
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Trip Log – Day 88 – Preston, ID to Pocatello, ID
August 1, 2015 – Sunny, 95 degrees Miles Today: 70 Miles to Date: 4,933 States to Date: 20 Vickie Nelson and her friends at the Rocky Mountain Red Brick Inn got my day off to a good start – bacon … Continue reading
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Responses: How will we live tomorrow?
How will we live tomorrow? “The best we can. I am homeless; I have a 90 day bed in the shelter and am looking for a place. But I can only afford $300 a month. I get up every day … Continue reading
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Trip Log – Day 87 – Logan, UT to Preston, ID
July 31, 2015 – Sunny, 100 degrees Miles Today: 35 Miles to Date: 4,863 States to Date: 20 Today was an upside down day. I hung around Logan all day – exploring Logan Canyon, visiting Utah State University (where same … Continue reading
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Tagged ANCA, Bicycle Touring, Golden Corral, Logan Canyon, Logan UT, Preston Idaho, Utah State University
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Profile response: Jessica Gerlach, Rapid City SD
The rate of change in Jessica Gerlach’s life, age 41, is phenomenal. Only a few years ago this Pierre, South Dakota native lived on an eleven acre spread west of Rapid City with her husband and three children. She brought … Continue reading
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