I'm going camping this week. No mosquitoes! I'm not sure if I'm doing an overnight car camp, a combination ski & pugsley adventure or both. Expand the picture to see snow camping old school.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Winter Sostice
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Little Dick Power
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Starting a Minnesota Youth Ski League Team
Claire and Harris have long wanted to go out skiing with me. I've additionaly wanted to get a feeder program going for my high school team. Thus, I'm excited about working with the Minnesota Youth Ski League. They seem to have kid friendly objectives and offer good support for working with younger skiers.
I'm looking to start the club the first half of Jan. and run 8 sessions through feb/early March. Should be a blast.
Anyone want to volunteer? No experience needed?
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Giant Salamanders
I learned about two giant salamanders from Asia today, one from Japan and one from China. They can grow up to 6ft long. I'd of thought that I would have heard of these creatures before; especially since I lived in Asia for three years.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
First Snowy Commute of The Winter
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Grimm Dec. Ride with Jared
Jared and I went for an exploratory ride today at the Carver County Park Reserve. In addition to the trails and nature, we walked through the ruins of an old trappers camp and a late 1800's farm stead.
The historic Grimm Farm is where Wendelin Grimm, who immigrated to Minnesota from Germany in 1857., developed a winter hardy strain of alfalfa. The Grimm Farm has been restored. (from the park website)
A view of the snow dusted trails. It was quite rough in places.
My bike next to a wall of the trappers cabin. Plaster still clung to the rock surface in some spots.
Jared on his Pugsly. I'm amazed at how well his bike works in a range of riding conditions. He'll have some great rides here once the trail is too covered with snow for my bike.
The historic Grimm Farm is where Wendelin Grimm, who immigrated to Minnesota from Germany in 1857., developed a winter hardy strain of alfalfa. The Grimm Farm has been restored. (from the park website)
A view of the snow dusted trails. It was quite rough in places.
My bike next to a wall of the trappers cabin. Plaster still clung to the rock surface in some spots.
Jared on his Pugsly. I'm amazed at how well his bike works in a range of riding conditions. He'll have some great rides here once the trail is too covered with snow for my bike.
Friday, December 4, 2009
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
A simple joy/Good socks.
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