Ride 2012-01: One of Two

Ride 2012-01: One of Two

The continuation of our mild winter means that an outdoor ride is nearly mandatory when both the weather and the weekend align. I dug the New Steed out from the basement, dusted it off, and put on some outdoor miles.
Ride 2011-68: It Could Not Be Avoided

Ride 2011-68: It Could Not Be Avoided

A brief stint of warm weather in mid-December was a true calling for an outdoor ride. It felt good to breath some outside air while turning the pedals, even if my conditioning leaves something to be desired.
A Wild Jenum Weekend

A Wild Jenum Weekend

The opening to the deer hunting season in Minnesota is a great opportunity for the Jenum family to share in some long-felt traditions, while hoping to make new memories that can be retold for years to come.
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Ride 2011-61: Darkening Skies

Ride 2011-61: Darkening Skies

After a short break, I NEEDED to get back on the bike and take advantage of some great September weather. Cycling has a great mental exercise and I enjoyed the break from my busy, non-cycling life.
Ride 2011-57: Chilly Afternoon Jaunt

Ride 2011-57: Chilly Afternoon Jaunt

With a brief break in some fall-related chores around the house, I was able to get some miles into my legs. The evening temperatures are dipping into the 40s now, so even with sunshine, the afternoons are still cool.
A Lovely, Fair Day

A Lovely, Fair Day

Erin and I were joined by her cousin, Ben at the 2011 Great Minnesota Get-Together. It was a wonderful day with mild weather and great experiences with all the classic rides.
Ride 2011-55: Growing Shadows

Ride 2011-55: Growing Shadows

The long shadows I cast on the pavement are a clear signal that the summer cycling season is nearly complete. Fall is a great time of year for cycling in Minnesota, but the accompanying short days make it a challenge to get after work rides complete.
2011 Tour de Prairie Lakes

2011 Tour de Prairie Lakes

I headed back to the old hometown to partake in the annual Tour de Prairie Lakes ride. I chose the 60 mile route that circled Lake Minnewaska and continued through Villard and Lowry before returning back to Glenwood for celebratory watermelon.