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Profile Response: Emma and Tom DuBois, Santa Fe NM
Tom: “We met online. About six weeks later I decided to move from Vermont to Alaska. She followed me. Then we moved here.” Emma: “Is that how you tell it? We met online. He invited me to Saturday brunch, which … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 386 – Montgomery AL to Andalusia AL
December 9, 2016 – Sun, 40 degrees Miles Today: 93 Miles to Date: 20,147 States to Date: 47 A bicycle touring rule of thumb: fifty miles before noon is easier than thirty miles after noon. I started prompt at 7 … Continue reading
Profile Response: Linda Seebantz, Ghost Ranch NM
Linda Seebantz was a marketing professional in her native Wisconsin when she decided to quit her job and move, “because I could. I was in my forties; I was single; I had no children.” Linda moved to Taos in 2003. … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 385 – Selma AL to Montgomery AL
December 8, 2016 – Cloudy, 50 degrees Miles Today: 69 Miles to Date: 20,054 States to Date: 47 In 1964, on the steps of the Alabama State Capital, where segregationist George Wallace served as governor, … Continue reading
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Responses: How will we live tomorrow?
How will we live tomorrow? “People should be more radical. Libertarian radicalism is where we need to go. We need to rethink the basic concepts of our society: private property, money, debt. I just finished reading Debt: The First … Continue reading
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Trip Log – Day 384 – Marion AL to Selma AL
December 7, 2016 – Cloudy, 50 degrees Miles Today: 40 Miles to Date: 19,985 States to Date: 47 I did not know, waking from my sound sleep, that today would mark the historical as well as chronological precursor to my … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 383 – Demopolis AL to Marion AL
December 6, 2016 – Cloudy, 55 degrees Miles Today: 38 Miles to Date: 19,945 States to Date: 47 In the lexicon of touring cyclists, Alabama = dogs. Today, after a lovely morning ride through Hale County farmland and an invigorating … Continue reading
Profile Response: Cheryl and Paul Lee, Ghost Ranch NM
This is Cheryl Lee’s eleventh visit to Ghost Ranch; Paul’s first. They aren’t enrolled in any workshops; they parked their vintage teardrop trailer in the campground and are enjoying the place without an itinerary. Cheryl is a pleinair watercolorist. She … Continue reading
Profile Response: Joey Patemko Taos NM
Joey Patemko and I are hitchhiking buddies. When I arrived at his place, five miles south of Taos Plaza, he told me two other couchsurfers were staying that night. They wanted to take him out to dinner so we were … Continue reading
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