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BCycle Houston bike share to cure the lonelies.I love bathhouses! I have ever since my sis took me to one in San Francisco, CA. Yesterday, I got to visit Quapaw Bath House in Hot Springs, Arkansas. There used to be a whole street of them but now only two provide services. Bathhouses make you sweat out everything and soak in minerals from the hot springs. Then, if you do it right, you lie outside of the hot pools (after you can't take anymore) and let your body tingle with heat and extreme muscle relaxation.Driving through Hot Springs, AR really was beautiful. Lakes and unaltered forests stood at every turn. I have to come back. #travel2nowhereFriday, we went to Jefferson Memorial where we saw a 2 inch long baby snake and you could hear frogs mating like crazy. It was a special springtime moment, until we had the traumatizing experience of witnessing the dog eat a live frog.- Follow commute2nowhere on WordPress.com
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Bike Carrying Dilemma
Challenges when carrying weight on your bike. Continue reading
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The Hostile Commute
Experience on the road today Continue reading
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30/06/2016
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Rational Fears when Biking
Four major fears of road biking Continue reading
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The Bungee Strikes Back
At the beginning of each bike ride, I attempt to bring along as little as possible. When going to classes, this is never easy. However, when going to work it’s pretty simple. I have a small across the chest bag … Continue reading
Stories from the Road
Okay, last post was about my first ride as an adult. Fast forward to now and I’ll tell you a funny quip: It was only a month ago. My family and I were meeting for my brother’s birthday. The weather … Continue reading
