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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Hiking: R. B. Winter State Park
I love R.B. Winter State Park. When I was a kid, my whole family would car camp there for at least one whole week every summer. If you are going to go there, it is important to note that nobody … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking
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Critical Mass
All you pansies who stayed inside missed out on all the fun. 5.5 miles of dark icy streets and the usual angry, honking motorists. There was only three of us, so our mass was somewhat less than critical. I think … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Ride Reports, vegetarianism
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Books: Hammock Camping
Inspired by the delightful goofiness of a certain youtube personality, I’ve been spending some time reading about hammock camping over on hammockforums.net, and I decided to get the definitive book on the subject. It’s pretty much a straight, to the … Continue reading
Tweed Run
This is the coolest thing I’ve seen all day. I think we should organize one for Harrisburg. I got a pair of knickers for christmas, so I’ve got half my costume already. Who’s in?
Posted in Cycling
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Books: Hike Your Own Hike
I heard about this book on one of the backpacking podcasts I listen to at work to drown out my noisy co-workers. Hike Your Own Hike is basically a self-help book, but it uses AT thru-hiker jargon instead of the … Continue reading