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Looped the Lakes on the 4th
Posted in Biking, Minnesota, Outdoors, Summer, tagged Biking, Lake Calhoun, Lake Harriet, Lake of the Isles, Midtown Greenway, Minneapolis, Minnehaha Falls on July 4, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Biking the Hastings Loop
Posted in Biking, Fitness, Food, Health, Outdoors, Restaurants, Summer, tagged Biking, Hastings Minnesota on May 28, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
And we saw horse farms, fish jumping left and right in the Vermillion River, a lock and dam at the Mississippi, several bald eagles and a roaring waterfall at an old flour mill. We had no idea this bike gem existed until a week ago!
Morel Mania! Morchella Esculenta!!
Posted in Adventure, Biking, Minnesota, Mushrooms, Outdoors, tagged Biking, foraging, morels, Mushrooms, ramps, Sakatah State Park, Sakatah State Trail, Wild Onion on May 7, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Another week and the morel mushrooms should be perfect. The group found quite a few, but they’re not very mature yet.
MOA, REI, Prom & Ticks
Posted in Biking, Faith, Mushrooms, Shopping, tagged Fovever 21, iCal, John 3:16, MOA, Mobile Me, Prom, REI, Ticks on April 30, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Unlike the other dress. In that one, you looked like you were trying too hard. Especially since you’re only a freshman, you don’t want to overdo it.”
Must Our Hobby Involve a Death Waiver?
Posted in Biking, Cooking, Food, Marriage, Mushrooms, tagged marriage, Mushrooms, Mycological on January 15, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Do we have to pick the hobby that makes you sign a waiver warning of fatal illness?
Storing Up Sunshine
Posted in Adventure, Biking, Fitness, Food, Minnesota, Outdoors, Restaurants, Spiritual Transformation, Summer, tagged Arts Festival, California Pizza Kitchen, Elm Creek Park, fall, Fall Festival of Arts, Olga Krasovska, Prague, Red Wing, Three Rivers District, Watercolor on October 13, 2010 | 2 Comments »
All across Minnesota people came pouring outside in droves. We saw more smiles, laughter, ice cream and motorcycles than you typically expect on an October day. These kinds of unseasonably warm, fall days that come out of nowhere seem to transform the entire Minnesota population.
Riding the Rails
Posted in Adventure, Biking, Fitness, Food, Minnesota, Restaurants, tagged Biking, Dakota Rail Trail, Lake Minnetonka, Luce Line Trail, Minnesota, Shaver Park, St. Boni Bistro, St. Bonifacius, Wayzata on September 21, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Apparently these corridors make appealing bike routes since they are flat and often travel through interesting territory.
Big Points for the Cannon Valley Trail
Posted in Adventure, Biking, Fitness, Food, Marriage, Minnesota, Relationships, Restaurants, Summer on September 12, 2010 | 6 Comments »
We quickly realized good biking shorts were a must if we were going to enjoy a ride longer than a few blocks.