Sea to Summit Part 1: Bald Mountain
We couldn't all cycle together in April of 2020, obviously. Cycling with a peloton of racers breathing heavily and sprinting uphill was not going to happen. Snot would fly as thighs burned, a dynamic that suddenly carried a novel, dangerous threat that was constantly evolving. We all wondered what the future held in this new limbo of riding from home, working and schooling from home. After being derailed one year into a multi-year bicycle trip, I started the summer searching for purpose and adventure. Embracing the unknown took on new meaning as travel restrictions hemmed us in and forced us ...
Source: northcoastjournal.com