Lakes of BC

The lakes of BC are beautiful, and crystal clear.

In The Mountains of BC

New Scenery

I have moved my training to the mountains of BC, and will be posting some gorgeous pictures of the mountains.

Country Roads

One thing about riding down country roads, there is always lots of beautiful scenery.

Guess What!

I was going through the storage shed and found that I still had a box of books hidden in the corner.  The box is nearly full of "Bint" books, a youth novel which I wrote a couple of years ago to raise funds for an awareness campaign.  So if anyone has missed the opportunity to buy one of these books the first time around, just drop me a line and I will get one sent off to you ASAP.

PJ has put a link to the book on the upper right side of the blog under the title Books for Sale, so take a look and order one today.  Remember, all proceeds go to Charity.

Once again, I would like to thank Custom Printers Ltd. in Yorkton, Saskatchewan for their generous sponsorship of this project.  If you find yourself in Yorkton, be sure to stop in and thank them for all their support!

Get Bent!

As my readers are no doubt aware, I love my catrike! It has saved me a great deal of physical discomfort, and produced much stronger leg muscles. But there is a downside to my beloved trike, it is too wide for some situations. There are times when I find myself having to negotiate heavy traffic in the city, and riding around parked vehicles is tricky enough without sticking an extra two feet out into traffic. Many cities these days at least make a minimal effort to provide bike routes and shared lanes, but not all drivers share this point of view, and consequently cycling through urban areas can often times be quite dangerous.  So I have decided to take a different approach. This is a picture of my brand new, used, recumbent 2 wheeled bike.

Rain and Snow

I haven't posted in a week or so, and it is tormentuously clear why! We have had rain and snow for about 4 days, and so my cycling has been curtailed. I am "patiently" waiting for the snow to melt off the roads once again!

P.S. I wonder if "tormentuously" is a word?? :)

New Shoes

Normally, I prefer regular equipment, nothing too fancy, but in less than a week these shoes have proven to be an invaluable asset.