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We're back home. Brisk morning staved off with my favorite breakfast: steel cut oats. @ Home in Jiujiang http://t.co/ljzZVlbf 01:18:42 AM February 03, 2012 from Instagram
Swensen's may be founded in SF, but it will forever be associated with Chiangmai in my mind. http://t.co/RjPq1Tdy 08:21:00 AM February 01, 2012 from Instagram
Pad Thai, Tom Kha Gai and Cha Thai. Yum. Sigh. @ Lemon Tree http://t.co/yjaMOpxu 11:08:15 AM January 29, 2012 from Instagram
Reading in the hallway. http://t.co/RiQlVGpv 02:45:31 PM January 28, 2012 from Instagram
Memories at the Lemontree http://t.co/Io0fIWju 11:25:55 AM January 22, 2012 from Instagram

Three Province Ride

By Shorel on March 15th, 2011

2/25/2011

I was invited by one of the local bike clubs to go riding on a “Three Province” route. Considering that the local clubs are nowhere as large or as organized as they were back in our old city, I take every chance I can get to ride with them. When I showed up that morning,

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Street Sweeper Preservation

By Shorel on October 21st, 2010

On a typical ride in China, I generally have to gear up more than I would in the States.

Why?

It’s hot and sticky humid.

It’s also polluted most days.

Here’s the gear:

Helmet: A “Trek” brand helmet bought at bike friend’s shop in Yichang. This is the replacement helmet for the one I was wearing when I crashed into

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Idaho :: Trail of the Coeur d' Alene's

By Shorel & Sandra on August 17th, 2010

08.17.2010

Meanwhile, I had a couple of free days before my meeting. And what better way to pass the time than to ride one of the world’s best bike trails: The Trail of the Coeur d’Alene’s

A couple decades back the Coeur d’Alene Indians sued the US government for not cleaning up the mining waste that covered

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