Biking along the Delaware River and Raritan Canal

Visiting historic sites and a Craft Brewery

Biking the Rails to Trails Freedom Trail to arrive into York, PA

Seeing the sites and a Craft Brew restaurant

A Reunion with the Dutchies!

Nothing like Syria!

A tight community, nestled next to the Appalachians.

Beer and Thoroughbreds

The Bourbon Capital of the World (hiccup)

The Gateway to Mammoth Cave

It’s really Rough!

A cool ferry ride and First Baptist Church of Sebree!

A tiny town, with the historic Rose Hotel, on the bank of the Ohio River

Tunnel Hill – Rails to Trails

Home of Popeye!

Urban Chestnut and Perrenial Artisan Ale!

Mother’s Brewing Company!

The generosity of a local Pastor…..and Awesome Pies!

KC –What a town!

A stop on the way to Kansas City!

Hail, the size of baseballs!

Chicken, Strawberries, and Blueberries

Riding with a fellow bicyclist

Free home, completely to myself, in Leoti, KS

On my way to Eads, CO!

Biking through Pueblo!

The Mile-High City

Monarch Pass! 9-Mile Climb to the Great Divide!

Gunnison, Baby!

Telluride! – Mountains, mountains, mountains!

Colorful Colorado!

Biked 125 miles!

It’s really freaking hot!

Boulder, UT

Beautiful Red Canyons!

Panguitch was first settled in March 1864, when Jens Nielsen, a Danish convert to the Mormon faith, led a group of pioneers eastward from Parowan and Beaver to the Sevier River. It is situated near the spectacular Bryce Canyon National Park, which features red and orange rock formations spread out through the Canyon.  It’s quite unique….some parts of it look similar to the Grand Canyon.

It’s at 6,600 ft elevation and has a population of about 1,600.

Click here to read about the crazy 15 mile steep, uphill ride out of Cedar City, UT to Panguitch, UT.

What a great town this is!

Milford, UT….meeting up with the MITers and other cool fellow bicyclists!

Wow! What a cool little town, and great camping!

White Pine Brewing!

Alas, it wasn’t Gold, but….

A long way from Fallon, NV to Austin, NV….let’s see if I can ride 112 miles in one day!

But hey, not every city is like Paris, or Prague, or…..

Heading over to Carson City, NV to visit High Sierra Brewing Company

Mraz Brewing Company in El Dorado Hills, just outside Placerville, CA.

Today, I biked 65 miles, arriving into the surprisingly beautiful, pleasant metropolis of Sacramento. I went to Midtown area. Lots of trees. Perfect with a beer on the patio.

Berkeley is located across the Bay from San Francisco, north of Oakland. It’s also the site of the University of California, Berkeley, the oldest of the University of California system. The city is noted as one of the most politically liberal in the nation.

San Leandro, CA is located on the eastern shore of San Francisco, between Oakland to the northwest and Hayward to the southeast.

“Beer on a Roll” begins, here in San Francisco! Wohoo!!!

This is where planning for the “Beer on a Roll” project begins!

Another major trek I took was in Nepal, in the Himalayan mountain range. I trekked on one of the most popular trekking Circuits in the Himalayas, called the Annapurna Circuit. The circuit was 150 miles and took about 12 days to complete.

My Vietnam trip, 4-15-10. This was the first–and only–country where I combined both biking with motorcycling

Ciudad Perdida was a 5-day hike through the deep jungle of Colombia. “What’s wrong with you?!” asked my Mother when I told her about this Indiana Jones-like trek.