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Latest blog posts from Bike Nerd
Spray Park in HDR (Beginners Edition)
For all my seasonal talk about trying to switch up this blog into a more web-friendly experience, swapping in more bicycling again, or delving deeper into content, it's the side projects of content management that I find more interesting. I recently started organizing and tagging my pictures in... Read more...
Published 2 weeks ago
Red Leaf
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Published 3 weeks ago
Fatties on Bikes!
Keeping it real: I'm posting some bike bits every day this week.Topping out recently at 262 pounds, Thank You Sweet Jesus & Wedding Stress Eating, I've been paying attention to others who are out there suffering like me.Since I've gotten back on my bike regularly for the 4.5 mile commute to... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago
Snow Lake in Summer
Our hiking book says that Snow Lake is likely the second most popular hike in the State. That seems about right. I'd never thought we'd end up there, but when we arrived yesterday at the cloudy, drizzling and very cool Snoqualmie Pass it suddenly took on some allure. It's fairly short and it... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago
Olympic Sculpture Park
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Published a month ago
Sitting in a Giant Crane
My new gig doesn't normally involve sitting a couple hundred feet off the ground looking at containers going to the Far East, but it was certainly a bonus to get to do so over lunch.I have large fear of heights, so clambering about the catwalks was a bit much, but needless to say after years of... Read more...
Published a month ago
The Pass at Red Mountain
"Oh, watch out...he's a Mountain Goat!" That's what everyone says about our Northwest pal, J. His wife warned us the whole time, "You're crazy if you try to keep up with him.". As if we could. They both kicked my butt, and if I hadn't started crying on the way down, would have likely been... Read more...
Published 2 months ago
Garden Pride: Is it a Sin?
Starting with nothing but square yard lined with arborvitae, we headed toward our July wedding and summer BBQ season with a vision: flowering madness and food to eat. Despite our March snow and cold June, with the help of professionally grown starts, we're now able to sit back and watch the... Read more...
Published 2 months ago
New Garden Textures
On the small scale, our first year garden is a great success. With a wink, I tell Victor, I'm working on many tableau, which is about all we can do as we wait for the anchoring plants to grow in. Read more...
Published 2 months ago
Some Wedding Links
With our wedding guests departed and our return from the mini-moon, we're just getting through the pile of photos to post a few.Here's some other pals' links though to tide the eager over.We are still swooning. And yep, we'll have something up by this weekend.Ukelele player Pam's Nerds Eye... Read more...
Published 2 months ago
Oh! Possom...
"What are we going to do with them?" asked Vic when we got back from our mini-moon to find two baby possoms in the bottom of our yard waste can. "We could drown them."It seems that we've been too successful in our transformation of our yard into an edible paradise. We've birds moving in, bugs... Read more...
Published 2 months ago
Our Canadian Mini-Moon
Harrison Hot Springs is an odd town. It's hard to find anything about it other than the Spa, which sits at one end of the beach front. There are a however a few hotels, restaurants, plenty of camping spots, and most importantly a public hot spring that is reasonable priced and plenty warm.We... Read more...
Published 2 months ago
