Maps
I love maps. Maybe it’s in the imagining where I can go or what I can see when I get there. I look at the page (or screen) and I… Read more »
Category: Korea
It wasn’t Saturday…
You may recall my motto, “Saturdays are for 70s” from the rides I’ve done over the past few weekends. But today wasn’t Saturday…it was Sunday. So I did 80. For… Read more »
Yugio
Today’s June 25th. A rather random day to most citizens of the world, but to Koreans (and those familiar with Korean history), it marks the day the North launched a… Read more »
Getting to be a Habit
My new motto: “Saturdays are for 70.” I’m repeating myself when I say “it was a good day for a ride,” but hey, it was a good day for a… Read more »
70 is the new 50…
It’s getting that I can’t go out on a weekend without getting about 70 miles these days. This morning it was 72, and I’m really not feeling any worse than… Read more »
The Benefits of a Little Time Off
Or, the benefits of any time off. For some reason, I lose track of things like taking a break. I just put my head down and plug on. Through the… Read more »
4:43:17
Just a reminder that the morning rides are as good as ever. Even better when you don’t know in particular where you’re going and just decide to go anyway. The… Read more »
Built for Biking
The more I think about it, the more I believe that Korea is just built for biking. Since I joined Strava in 2017, I’ve ridden nearly 15,000 miles, and I’m… Read more »
History in the Middle of the City
A long day, with two medical appointments separated by 5 hours up in Seoul had me looking for things to do within range of the Samsung Medical Center, and much… Read more »
What I love about Korea, Part VI: Never far from a CU
If you’ve followed this blog for a while, you may remember Ryan Van Duzer — the bikepacker that I’ve been watching for quite some time. Well, in these COVID days,… Read more »