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Exploring the East Coast Greenway. Year 3: Two 300-mile-plus bike rides! Newer posts →. Day 3 — 43.2 miles from Fayetteville to Elizabethtown. October 5, 2016. Today was all about getting to the charming Cape Fear Vineyard and Winery. In Elizabethtown for lunch. No trails today, just mostly quiet roads, though generally without a nice shoulder. Chris and I flew, averaging more than 15 miles an hour. Nice tailwind too. I don’t know if I’ve ever been this consistently fast. October 5, 2016. But today was m...
The 2015 route | Exploring the East Coast Greenway
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Exploring the East Coast Greenway. Year 3: Two 300-mile-plus bike rides! The 2015 route picks up where the 2014 ride ended and takes us through Virginia and North Carolina. It’s a part of the country I really don’t know. I’m expecting to stop a lot for barbecue and Civil War battlefields. Day 1: 68 miles from Fredericksburg to Richmond. Day 2: 31 miles from Richmond to Petersburg. Day 3: 80 miles from Petersburg to South Hill. Day 4: 37 miles from South Hill west to Clarksville. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Exploring the East Coast Greenway. Year 3: Two 300-mile-plus bike rides! A gardener (along with the Brit) who has discovered there is more than hybrid tomatoes. That beautiful East Bay Trail! November 30, 2016. Ride your bike by the water from Providence toward Bristol on this Rhode Island multi-use trail. Continue reading →. Construction sites along the East Coast Greenway. November 15, 2016. Final photos from North Carolina. October 8, 2016. Bet you haven’t heard of this Revolutionary War battle. Moore...
Final photos from North Carolina | Exploring the East Coast Greenway
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Exploring the East Coast Greenway. Year 3: Two 300-mile-plus bike rides! Bet you haven’t heard of this Revolutionary War battle. Construction sites along the East Coast Greenway →. Final photos from North Carolina. October 8, 2016. This is (most of) the group as we gathered in Raleigh. No sign of the hurricane yet:. And where many of us went to dinner in Elizabethtown three days later:. Which set of wheels? Chris’s bike matches the East Coast Greenway colors! OK, also, Holiday Inn’s). You are commenting ...
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Exploring the East Coast Greenway. Year 3: Two 300-mile-plus bike rides! Final photos from North Carolina. That beautiful East Bay Trail! Construction sites along the East Coast Greenway. November 15, 2016. I’m just back from the East Coast Greenway. Summit in Providence, Rhode Island. And while some participants couldn’t hold back on their disappointment over the presidential election, I prefer to focus on the inspiring developments I heard about. Plans are afoot, and I am waiting on the details. Has 10...
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End of summer – Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners
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Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. Catching up after a hectic two-plus months. The black-eyed Susans, which dominate the front bed, have been in bloom since mid-July. They’re now rapidly fading, but they kept the garden looking bright. How many can I give to neighbors? Phlox, purple coneflowers and black-eyed Susans. Lot of phlox and coneflowers this year:. Ornamental grass and black-eyed Susans (told you they were everywhere):. A gardener (a...
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Bountiful harvest – Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners
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Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. I’ve been horribly neglectful of this blog (how else do I explain that April post published at the end of June? But it’s shaping up to be a fabulous season in the garden. Coming soon will be tomatoes — there already are green ones on some plants, plus plenty of yellow flowers. That makes me happy! And just small peek at the garden now:. June 29, 2014. One thought on “ Bountiful harvest. You are commenting us...
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A winter-sowing experiment – Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners
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Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. Two days of sunshine and temperatures that hit 50! And on a weekend! Yes, more snow is possible tonight and later in the week, but for now, after this brutal winter, I am thinking spring and the garden. Not that I can really see much green. The snow, while melting, is still deep, the raised beds are covered and the crocuses are nowhere to be seen. The river behind us? Sprawling from all the runoff. A gardene...
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Last harvest – Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners
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Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. The forecast for tonight is a low of 34 or 33, and tomorrow night’s low is supposed to be 33. Winter is closing in on us, and it is getting too cold to risk some of our vegetables. And our Portuguese hot pepper plants were just bursting! So out I went into the cold (it feels colder than 48! And harvested three dozen of those red peppers. Those alone filled a good-sized mixing bowl! The red Swiss chard can ha...
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Greens from the garden – Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners
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Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. Greens from the garden. But what’s still growing in the cold frame? December 7, 2014. A gardener (along with the Brit) who has discovered there is more than hybrid tomatoes. View all posts by alliumstozinnias. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. The ga...
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July 2014 – Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners
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Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. Red, white and blue in the garden. There’s plenty of red (bee balm) and white (daisies) — and if you look closely, you might find a speck of blue-ish nepeta walker’s low tucked in there. Well, it’s there, if not in the photo. Or if you prefer it all spread out, also across the garden:. Happy Fourth of July! July 4, 2014. July 2, 2014. The hosta of my desire. I figure I have a few choices: always travel with ...
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What might replace the oak – Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners
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Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. What might replace the oak. In the ongoing (and sporadic) debate over the replacement for the oak, I’ve gone through “Why grow THAT when you can grow THIS? From my local library. These plants caught my eye, with the first two the strongest contenders for replacing the oak. The others could earn a spot elsewhere. London plane instead of a birch. London Plane bark, courtesy of http:/ www.sxc.hu. It says: Sprin...
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Adventure, advocacy, and an appetite on two wheels. Bike tours with maps. Biking Le P’tit Train du Nord, Quebec 2015. C&O-GAP from DC to Pittsburgh 2015. East Coast Greenway Philly to DC 2014. Portland Oregon Coast loop 2014. Oberlin OH to Central New York State, 2012. Donate bikes to BiCi Co. Southern Florida tour 2016-17. Three friendly bike rides in Hartford region in Fall 2016. Support BiCi Co. with donations and used bikes. Sharing Stories with Bike Friday cyclists from Quebec City. October 11, 2014.
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The hosta of my desire – Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners
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Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. The hosta of my desire. Given that our property backs onto woodland and deer are a nuisance throughout the neighborhood, it’s strange that I would even be talking about hostas. After all, they are supposed to be deer candy. We have the usual solid green-leaf variety (plenty of those! July 2, 2014. June 30, 2014. 2 thoughts on “ The hosta of my desire. July 2, 2014 at 8:31 am. I have one. Come by and take...
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February 2014 – Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners
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Alliums to Zinnias: A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. A journey of two New Jersey gardeners. Setting myself up for a tomato glut. Every year I vow that I will restrain myself with tomato plants. And I do — sort of — when it comes time to put them in a raised bed. But I am less restrained when it comes to starting seeds. After all, you never know what will germinate and what will flop, right? This year could be at least as bad. Even if I can’t pull off that last part, I could have quite the col...
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Exploring Business in Africa. Recruiting Rafiki (and getting rid of the guy in the Land Rover). August 18, 2013. In the last post. I described the challenges involved in setting up and operating a sustainable last-mile distribution network. In Tanzania. Chief among them is the difficult navigation of the very limited transportation infrastructure. Typical road conditions in Arusha, Tanzania. The success or failure of the entire business depends on the success of the Rafiki themselves. Yet most of the...
Exploring the East Coast Greenway | Year 3: Two 300-mile-plus bike rides!
Exploring the East Coast Greenway. Year 3: Two 300-mile-plus bike rides! That beautiful East Bay Trail! November 30, 2016. This trail runs 15 miles starting in Providence, Rhode Island, along the Narragansett Bay south to Bristol. The East Bay Trail connects to the main East Coast Greenway. It felt incredibly busy with bikers, walkers and joggers on a late Friday afternoon. I’m not giving Veterans Day all the credit — a lot of us don’t get it off. Instead I took these:. This guy isn’t. November 15, 2016.
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Exploring the world by postcards. Poniedziałek, 14 stycznia 2013. Po długiej przerwie (spowodowanej długim dochodzeniem kartek, nie lenistwem:) wklejam pocztówkę z Chin. Bardzo mi się podoba, jest interesująca. Szła 41 dni. After a long break (not because of my laziness! I'm posting a postcard from China. I really like it, I think it's very interesing. Time: 41 days. Środa, 5 grudnia 2012. Trzeci dzień z kolei kiedy dostaję kartkę! Tym razem pocztówka jest z US A i przedstawia Kansas City.
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10 Books That I Will Definitely Read in 2017. Is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish. Click here for the list of topics. I almost had a heart attack when this book was announced because it's A WONDER WOMAN BOOK WRITTEN BY LEIGH BARDUGO HOLY CRAP OMG. I'm actually excited for all of these books (well, except for the Catwoman one, because bleh, Catwoman). But because Leigh is the only author I've read, I'm especially looking forward to this one. Oh, look, another Leigh Bardugo book! I'm prett...
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Byways and Green Lanes. Tuesday, 29 November 2011. Tuesday, 1 March 2011. If you want to get out and try some Greenlaning, it might be an idea that you get a guided tour of lanes that me your skill/offroading leval. http:/ overthehillz.webs.com/. Is a great way to get down some lanes and meet some new people in the Berkshire/Wiltshite/Oxforshire area. Pay and Play - Offroading Clubs. 4x4 Without A Club. Http:/ www.tv4x4.co.uk/. Http:/ www.burnhamoffroaders.org.uk/. All Wheel Drive Club. The route is main...
