Saturday 75: Lacebark Pine and the Lost Story
Last weekend, I discovered a rare tree on my ride to Kim Jong-hee’s home in Yesu — the Lacebark Pine. It’s a beautiful tree, with its light, silvery-white bark, and… Read more »
Category: Cycling
Saturday 70: A Bit of History
Yeah, it’s actually Sunday morning here. But I think I may finally be caught up from my two weeks in the States now, sleepwise. Sure, I woke up at 4… Read more »
Saturday 63: Hello Doggie
It’s humid here. Breathtakingly so. So getting up early and hitting the road around 5, although helpful, didn’t do much. I was soaked by about 10 miles into the ride…. Read more »
Saturday 80: Ant Hill
We’re coming up again on that time — the anniversary of the start of the Korean War is in less than a week (72 years ago this week). I always… Read more »
The Way We Roll
I did another BCFB this morning. It was a great ride, as usual. I had to make a lot of it up by the time I hit the midway mark… Read more »
Hitting Stride
Another beautiful morning for a ride, and as usual, I caught on fairly quickly (that is, it didn’t take me long to stop questioning why on earth I was out… Read more »
The Happiest Restroom on Earth (Sunday 50)
Yeah, it’s a bit of an inside joke. Last year sometime, Joon and I did a ride that took us past Everland. We made a stop at the restroom near… Read more »
Andy Mineo from the Playlist
It’s been a while since I’ve put up something from my playlist, and since I just played it through this morning on a great ride, I figure it’s time. This… Read more »
Saturday 70: A Couple of Hills
It was a beautiful morning for a ride today, and even if we were feeling a little worn out, it was, as always, worth it. I’d like to say the… Read more »
A B-17
About a year and a half ago, I bought what I thought would be the last saddle (at least model-wise) that I would need — the Brooks Cambium. I loved… Read more »