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Boogers

I pick my nose. I think you probably do, too, not in the way of young children, who root around in the wet mess in the center of their face for the simple fact that they

The Bales

We'd pedaled in the shadow of Mont Ventoux, riding east across Provence just as summer's heat began to cook the asphalt. Outside of the town of Sisteron, we passed fields of

Deliver Us From Evil

It is unbecoming of an adult person to pull on a leotard and a pair of tap shoes and venture out in public with a plastic toy between their legs, and yet, legions of us are

For My Mother

My mom bought my first bike. There was a story in the local paper about a couple of hippies who had opened a bike shop and the cool English brand they were carrying—Raleigh.

The Emerald City Ride

My first New England fall wowed me the way young love hits everyone. I'd left home mere weeks before and carried the primed disposition of someone champing for their crack at

Curiosity

One of the gifts mountain biking presents to us is the opportunity to cross paths with truly wild animals. My use of that adverb is meant to delineate the difference between

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