Having been held captive in Lordsburg, NM for the past three days, I was today able to get back on the bike and continue my trek eastward. While the grip of cold and wind had lessened, today’s 100kms were covered …
Tuesday afternoon, with the wind helping me cover 75kms in about 2.5hrs, I arrived in Lordsburg, New Mexico, a town focused on servicing the needs of big-rig trucks and their drivers, freight trains and the occasional tourist unfortunate enough to …
Yesterday, Tuesday February 1st, I rode 75kms from Bowie, AZ–pronounced BOO-ee, not Ziggy Stardust–across the border into New Mexico and arrived at the outskirts of Lordsburg. Having lunch at the rest-stop about a mile west of the Arizona/New Mexico border, …
With the red-man vs white-man vs national monuments rant out of my system, please let me introduce you to Diane, one of the most amazing women I’ve had the privilege to meet. Diane works the gate of the Chiricahua National …
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All too often, when we visit somewhere new, we gaze only upon its beauty but consider not its mixed history. The pyramids at Giza built by thousands of slaves; the millions of pounds of space junk floating through-out the cosmos; …
Chiricahua National Monument; may the dead find peace Read more »