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Q&A with Simon Geschke
German rider Simon Geschke recently took the time to chat with me about the biggest win of his career, his Italian heritage, and his goals for GPCQM and the World Championships. Click here to read the interview in full as published on PodiumCafe.com.
2014 Tour of Alberta stage 5
I don't think the clouds checked the weather forecast today. There was supposed to be a 20% chance of showers, but instead it was a steady rain through much of the morning. Rather than make the riders stay in the rain any longer than necessary, Andrea and I were happy to forego autographs and wander … Continue reading
Midnight in Giza
I was tired of standing so I flipped my backpack to its side and sat down. Viraj and I had already been waiting at the train station for close to 2 hours for the overnight train to Aswan to show up when I felt something tap me on my back. I turned around to find … Continue reading
Black & white Ljubljana
Along the river, tourists and locals can be found wandering and enjoying the cafes at all hours. But just by turning a corner, especially at night, I would suddenly find myself the only person around in a dead quiet street. It felt quiet and peaceful, never spooky or lonely, so it just seemed like a … Continue reading
31 goals
I’ve never been a new year’s resolution person, but I do appreciate a good list, so here are the 31 goals I’ve been working on for the past 12 months. Accomplished! 1. Take a photography class 2. Plan a trip with a friend met while traveling 3. Rent out my apartment 4. Be able … Continue reading
I don’t speak Flemish…
…but I've certainly enjoyed reading the signs in Belgium! (This last one means blind donkey street.)
Next stop: El Salvador
I recently arrived in El Salvador for a quick break from winter with plans to hike and enjoy the sun. Stay tuned for proper posts!
Locks of Love
I recently donated my third ponytail to Locks of Love, an organization which collects hair donations and assembles them into wigs to be donated to financially disadvantaged children with medical conditions that cause long term hair loss. Before. After!
Disney World’s Epcot
During our visit to Disney World, we spent a great day wandering around Epcot where a variety of different countries have exhibits. Since one of the favorite past times of Canadians is making fun of Canada, we made a beeline straight to the Canada section to see an American interpretation of my people. … Continue reading
Canada’s Walk of Fame
It may not be as impressive as the Walk of Fame in LA, but then again, it would be un-Canadian to be so flashy. We do a lot of things well in Canada, but I'll be the first to admit that Bryan Adams is our only decent singer.