The pick-up truck bounces awkwardly as we maneuver down the rocky, snow-covered jeep road. It's a Wednesday afternoon and after two straight days of clinics learning about skis and boots, where reps spoke of thermo-lined-this, carbon-reinforced-that and how their product… Continue reading

Elaine and I live in a caboose at 8,690 feet above sea level. We're not really the typical married couple – (obviously this is not the only reason) – in this regard. It's a unique place to live and always… Continue reading

It's nothing major, but for me it's progress. I had my quickest ride up to Caribou of the fall this morning, and that's a good harbinger with ski season right around the corner. I'm not completely sure how well just… Continue reading

There was a moment on my ride today, near the end after a long chilly descent from Caribou, where I entered a patch of dirt road basked in sunlight. To the left, a small pond with a glaze of ice… Continue reading

A quiet world lies below; a single tent nestled in a dense grove of trees. One girl sits in the contented solitude on a rock overlooking the landscape, arms wrapped tightly around long john – clad legs. Her gaze absorbs… Continue reading

October 12 – First real snow of 2010 in caboose-land! Continue reading

Today was my first day of training for a new position at Neptune: shop technician. I'm quite excited for this, as my end all goal is to start making skis myself. What better way to do it then to be… Continue reading

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Elaine and I did our first event "together" this afternoon, an orienteering race at Kelly Dahl Campground outside Nederland. Good fun. We didn't exactly tear up the course with speed – we made conscious decision to walk, not run, from… Continue reading

It's Sunday – the day of rest – so as such decided to spend the morning on a mellow trail ride shooting images and running Stella. The results are interesting. Truth be told, every one of these photos is crap,… Continue reading