UPCOMING EVENTS

Riding down to San Diego was “hecka” fun, as they say around these here parts. Highway 78 from the Salton Sea begins as a hilly desert...

Interesting things can happen when a man finds religion. Or looses it for that matter. This is a story of Leonard Knight, a man that at...

Waking up my last day in Phoenix I couldn’t hold down the excitement knowing that I would be entering the western-most state of the first...

As the entire country celebrates 4th of July, the big day in history of the adoption of the Declaration of  Independence, I invite you to...

“Most beings spring from other individuals; but there is a certain kind which reproduces itself. The Assyrians call it the Phoenix. It...

Riding into Tucson I couldn’t help but ask myself why societies develop huge urban sprawls in a place that has so little of the most...

From El Paso it was more desert north along highway 85 to Truth and Consequences – a small town that renamed it self after a popular...

From Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico I continued west via highway 62 through the Guadalupe mountains that surround the area. The scene is...

There is a city in New Mexico, close to the Texan boarder that is way more interesting that one might imagine a city in the desert to be,...

The few days rest in Austin prepared me for the rough dessert in the west of the big state. I spent the following three days riding for...

So if you think riding a motorcycle thousands of miles for three months is lunacy, try and picture doing it on a bicycle. That is exactly...

Yes, Austin was that good that it requires at least three parts. The following day the gang from the house and I participated in the...

My next few days in Austin were fulfilled exploring the city with my unofficial tour guide Natalie. Natalie is lovely, in ever way -...

The ride from Houston to Austin is through the familiar wide open Texan country from made famous from western movies, if one chooses to...

....the lone star state" - said the sign as Louisiana faded in my mirrors. How exciting! I have never previously been to Texas and was...

The time had arrived to finally start the westward journey through the Florida panhandle and into Louisiana. Most of the trip through...

Moral of the story is the following: The biggest mistake riders make when planning and executing and adv tour is that they seldom allow...

It was a beautiful day as is the norm around these parts of the glorious South. The sun had barely started to spread its warmth slowly on...

In Macon Georgia I stopped by the office of the American Cancer Society to discuss with them my plans of connecting The Pegasus Project...

Great weather welcomed me while continuing south to Atlanta where I had a chance to meet up with an old friend Vincent whom I haven’t...