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A lovely Saturday morning on the bike trail. The bridge (bump!). I love these stairs and little bridges people build over the creek bed. We’re so lucky to live where we do.
A nice day for our annual ride and annual selfie at the Piermont train depot.
A nice long ride today with Lexi on two wheels, too. We headed down the rail trail and then all the way out on the Piermont Pier. Nice workout!
Sam is learning to ride a bike!
Our annual bike ride/selfie has been accomplished.
I decided to finally, finally try the bike path up to Haverstraw. It was a lot hillier than I thought, but do-able, and truly beautiful. Here are a few photos (and my Map My Ride!) m
I had a week off of work and rode the bike every morning! (Except Thursday, when it rained.) Check out my Map My Ride routes! Here are a couple photos. And on Sept. 11, I took some quiet, reflective time […]
Boo and I bike to Piermont as often as we can in summer. But for the past 2 or 3 years, on our first trip, we’ve taken an selfie at the Piermont Depot, the halfway point. I present the 2015 […]
On Sunday morning, Lizzie RW took off super early, and Kelli and Boo were playing tennis. I took off for a solo bike ride around Napeague Bay. Create Maps or Search for a route from millions at MapMyRide Next time […]
A great workout with beautiful views this Saturday morning: a 12-mile bike ride around the bay at Springs. Create Maps or Search for a route from millions at MapMyRide The gang: A stop at the Pollack-Krasner house. On our way […]
Another good ride with Boo! This one down to the Piermont Pier and back. A little more than 9 miles. Create Maps or search from 80 million at MapMyRide
A good bit of biking with Boo this Saturday of Labor Day weekend. From the farm, up to Nyack Beach State Park, up the hill to Rockland Lake, around twice, then back to the farm. Oh my achin’ arse! Create […]
A good bike ride this Sundauy morning with Irene! Down to the Piermont Pier and home on the River Road. Just about 10 miles. Check it here on Map My Ride. Good times!
A good 2-mile walk on the path to start a Saturday morning. I’ve been pretty well lately on the exercise front. A little walking here, a little jogging there, a little biking now and again. Check out Map My Ride […]
Boo and I took a bike ride along the rail trail down to Piermont and back, and vowed to do it at least once every summer from now on. And we also vowed to take a selfie at the Piermont […]
It’s a good day that starts with a parade and ends with a burger. Les Dorkages, waiting for the parade, where Kelsey Graham, a World War II vet, was grand marshall. Do you see the firetrucks, Sam? […]
We went on a long one, folks. One of those Rockland Lake ones. There and back, it’s about 20 miles. Fun stuff.
Karen and I did a redux of the Art Barge Bike Trip that Patrick, Greg and I did two years earlier. Well, almost. We didn’t go to the Fellini Fish Farm. And we didn’t actually go to Art Barge. Hence, […]
We had a lovely day to celebrate our nation’s birthday. Boo came up and we went for a long bike ride. Then we had some burgers at the Filing Station (yes, again) and watched a little tennis. Then Greg and […]
It’s been a long time since I’ve ridden my bike; I wasn’t allowed to when I was pregnant. And then it was winter. And I had a new baby. So it was lovely to have a maiden voyage Sunday down […]
Greg, Patrick and I took the bikes out to the Art Barge, the Napeague Bay and the Fish Farm. And back. It was scenic — and a lot of fun.
Are you tired of rocky coastlines, deep blue water and sunny skies? No, us neither. Here’s our bike trip around Peaks Island, just off the coast, and still a part of Portland proper:
Nebo had a couple of bikes we could use to check out the island. The sun was trying its hardest to come out, and by the time we were on our way back from our ride, the sky was nearly […]
We spent the day on bikes, exploring Rockport and Camden. We saw some stunning vistas, beautiful Belted Galloway cows and lot of beautiful countryside. Here’s the first leg of our trip:
My husband, Greg, and I are co-founders of SCF, which chronicles what we eat, drink and grow as we raise our daughter on a tiny plot of land in the Lower Hudson Valley.
