Thanks for joining us.
Not sure where I’m more fortunate. Getting a propelling experience in with our two daughters or riding a portion of the incredibly beautiful bike packing adventure that is the New Mexico Off-Road Runner. To do both together, well, a liberating journey of harmony and adventure I’m beyond grateful for. This once guiding father now thankfully follows the many inspirations Hyla and Nicola have become. More so Nicola’s passion of a gravel road less taken…………………….
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The girls are tireless participants in all things living and loving.
Well tempered expeditionary lifestyles.
Dress code.
Had the accomplished and much likable cyclocrosser Jermey Powers as our house guest in Niagara.
Nicola rocking some J-Pow Rapha swag.
After half a day on this road truly less travelled, our first vehicle was this great couple who stopped and graciously topped up our water.
Gracious!
Are we there yet?
No.
GOOD!!
Narrow, steep road?
My brother and I had incredible parents that set us off on a life time of adventures.
My brother and I had incredible parents that set us off on a life time of adventures.
But I never did check and here I'm hoping that I don't go out of this world the way I came in:
BY ACCIDENT
The downside of the upside.
Heading to Whithington peak.
………….Here you have found one of thirty two posts chronicling our pedaling and pondering of Cass Gilbert’s excellently presented and documented “New Mexico Off Road Runner”.
Like life and a blog, please enjoy cha-cha cha-ing back and forth, newer and older, for a time of my life.
When I was a kid I rode my bike to be more like an adult. Here as an adult, I ride, thanks to the girls, to be more like a kid again. What a playground.
Transcending the family bound, here, as in the past, we saddled up as compadres ciclismo.
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