Bike Geocouching

What is Bike Geocouching? Bike Geocouching is finding a dumped, upholstered, couch, loveseat, recliner or chair while on a bike ride and photographing yourself sitting on the furniture with your bike also in the photo. Please Note: The furniture must be dumped and abandoned. No staged photos. It must be living room type seating that is upholstered. No desk or dining room chairs, no outdoor/patio furniture. More on Bike Geocouching here... http://locojoe.com/bike/geocouching.htm

Bike4Brian Update

In memory of Brian Hicks, the family planted 13 White Burr Oaks at Governer Nelson State Park.  There is now a whole hillside dedicated to the memory of his love of the outdoors.  

Throwback Thursday

Simply said, my wife is going to kill me.  After going through some albums and locating these photographs, I just had to put them out there to be seen.  

If I were able to find any from my childhood, I would post those.  Since I cannot, here are these.... enjoy!!!

Love you honey!!!

Oh ya baby... That last one is hot!  Look at that pose.  That is bike pride right there.

Hump Day

I name this post Hump Day, not because it just happens to be Wednesday, but because with the 45mph winds I really hump it to get anywhere.  

My ride was short, only 6 miles today, but it felt like 50 when it was all over.  It wasn't bad enough that it was windy, so I decided to add to the struggle by riding my klunker converted 1954 Schwinn.

This bike is equipped with a single speed skip tooth drivetrain.  That alone on just a breezy day is bad enough.

So, all that being said... Enjoy some lame pictures.

Earth Day

Since this is Earth Day... I felt the need to go out and ride.  Happy 44th Earth Day!!  

Ok, I know... This is a weak blog post.  I am not putting much effort into this one.  No time to waste though... Earth Day is almost over.  GO RIDE

Spring has Sprung

I couldn't ask for a better day to ride.  After work was done it was time to play.  I was able to capture some fun Spring shots that included sprouts, sports, and beautiful blue skies.

Scrapbook Art by Olivia

With all the work being done on the house in preperation for it to be sold, I have not been able to swing my leg over a bike in a couple days.  

My daughter wanted to show me how much she loved and appreciated all of the hard work, so she made a scrapbook page for me. 

This was her first time trying to draw a bicycle.  I think she did an excellent job.