Reaching the top of the hill, stopping under the epic sign that is etched in the memory of every wheeler that has passed it, to celebrate and go OMG OMG OMG I made it. Continue reading Poison & China Bound A lesson in group wheeling – Part 1
The roads snaked along the mountainside, with the earth’s ore sliding onto the roadway in front of us, to our left we could see the rocks scattering down the steep hillside to the valley floor hundreds of feet below. Continue reading Return to Moly – A Tale of Murphy’s Law
My nerves started becoming frazzled, and looking back I realized I should have aired down further, 20 PSI was too high. The extremely sharp drop-off to my left caught my eye, as I wondered just how far down it went, apparently a very long way. Continue reading Molyb Bound – A Lesson in Limits
Somehow even though I was smiling nervously, thinking I was going to die, my pure selfish motivation of getting to that vista took over. Meanwhile, I had the fleeting thought of “has the executor on my will been updated?” Continue reading Roads? We don’t need those!
The other day as I was online, I wondered why can’t we just get along? Why is it that there … Continue reading One Wheeling Family – To protect the trails of BC
However, feeling a bit nervous about the prospect of being eaten opted to use the phone a friend option.
Me – “are the grizzly going to eat me”?
Them – “no.. now go enjoy it”
Me – “ok, just remember to pick up my camera if they do”
Continue reading They say don’t wheel alone, but I do and love it.
Here in BC, we are incredibly privileged to access the off-road areas that many of us take for granted; however, this does not come free. Continue reading Pay It Forward – Ensuring Public Access to Public Land – Published in about 2015
