It's been a month since my bicycle crash. Unlike previous crashes this one affected my head more than my body. While my headaches have mostly subsided I still get lightheaded and tired lot. I can do stuff around the house, but I have to move really slow. M...

It's been three weeks since I had a bike crash and hit my head. I've had several crashes in the past resulting in things like a broken clavicle, broken or bruised ribs, and other minor bodily injury, but never any brain impact before. Three weeks after thi...

Evidently one of my riding buddies and I had a different idea of the route and managed to collide at an intersection. Him being much larger than me, I came away worse for the ware. I hit my face, broke a dental bridge and suffered a concussion. It's been a...

I recently discovered that April 19th is Bicycle Day. [1] Now I've know for a long time that May is National Bike Month, [2] and within that there is a Ride Your Bike to Work Week, and a Ride Your Bike to Work Day, so I was a little confused as to why ther...

My seventy eightieth birthday ride. It was also Lynn's seventy second birthday.

This was a 75 mile ride in the rain. A tribute to my hearty bike rider friends.

.... First week of April It's easy to get fooled by the warm weather we have been having. It's still early. Frost is still a possibility. Cold rain will rot seeds in the wet heavy soil. But if the weather holds we could be in for a nice long growing seaso...

.... Late March * Weeded the strawberry bed. Big job getting out all the grass from the edges. Strawberries are starting to flower. * Moved the greenhouse home. Not allowed in the community garden. * Planted cabbage, broccoli, and lettuce starts. * Big jo...

I started the day with the idea of riding up Anderson Gap. I knew this to be a steep climb and I had never done it. It turned out that Dan and Paul didn't have the time so we decided to do Siskiyou Summit instead. It was nice and cool on the way up and ver...