Monday, September 27, 2010

Sunday, September 26, 2010

firewood


sunday afternoon miles with lauren. we passed by this place and she had to stop to get the number... apparently they need lots of wood for their kiln on campus.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

equinox miles


what better way to say goodbye to summer than with some evening miles with rachel, a few margaritas, and then riding home in the dark.

em and TJ





last night i ran into emily and TJ at the shop. em and i go way back so i'm glad that she recently moved back to lincoln because that means we'll see her and TJ more often. TJ is the coolest pooch ever. he probably has put in more miles with emily on her bike rides (running or riding in a trailer) than any of her other biking buddies. we headed over to yiayia's to catch up over a slice and a few drinks. yo em, i hope you also brought a road bike with you back to nebraska. welcome back! :)

Saturday, September 11, 2010

farmtour




friday evening i rode out to the sunset community farm (in west lincoln) for the community crops farmtour. along with the friendly staff giving tours, each farmer had prepared some food from their latest harvest. i especially enjoyed the salsa and veggie tamales made with papalo that was grown by rogaciano and enriqueta. man they were delicious!

Wednesday, September 08, 2010

mid week sunset


boy, i'm sure enjoying this weather.

Thursday, September 02, 2010

29 years...




that's how long this frame has sat in a basement according to the guy i got bought it from. it arrived this afternoon and brujita supervised it's unpacking from the box. it should make a fun fall project.

Wednesday, September 01, 2010

R.I.P. laurent


this is the poster of laurent fignon that i've had up in my place for many years. i was a fan of 'the professor', as he was known, and i was saddened to hear of his passing yesterday. the cyclists of fignon's generation were the last of the hard men who raced during the big transition in the sport in the late 80's and early 90's, when clips and leather straps gave way to clipless, brake cables went aero, friction shifting gave way to indexing, and the doping became more prevalent. His autobiography came out last year and I'm curious to read his take on it all.