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July in Vermont.Dusty gravel roads. Warm swimming holes. Campfires that somehow keep everyone outside a little later tha...
07/27/2026

July in Vermont.

Dusty gravel roads. Warm swimming holes. Campfires that somehow keep everyone outside a little later than planned. S’mores. Family. Friends. Long rides.

One of my favorite parts of July is getting to share all of it with people visiting Vermont for the first time. Watching someone discover their first swimming hole, their first quiet gravel road, or their first view from a ridgeline never really gets old.

Fall will get its moment. For now, I’m just trying to soak up every warm evening and every mile of summer.

Cold rivers. Quiet dirt roads. Fresh-cut hay. Country stores.Vermont summer has a way of slowing you down and making you...
06/18/2026

Cold rivers. Quiet dirt roads. Fresh-cut hay. Country stores.

Vermont summer has a way of slowing you down and making you appreciate the ride.

And it’s only June.

06/06/2026

Today I finally rode App Gap ⛰️

The ride started with what was probably the biggest black bear I’ve ever seen. Alone on a quiet road, it stopped me in my tracks. A passing car gave a friendly honk and encouraged the bear off the road so I could continue on my mission.

I’ve lived in Vermont for nearly 20 years and watched friends ride App Gap countless times. Somehow, I convinced myself it wasn’t for me.

Not because I wasn’t fit enough.

Because I was afraid I wasn’t.

The funny part? The climb wasn’t hard at all.

It was hot. I fueled the entire ride on Vermont maple syrup + salt. I felt strong from the first pedal stroke to the last. At 40 years old, I’m somehow riding stronger than I ever have.

The challenge wasn’t the climb.

It was getting over the fear that I would fail.

Lately I’ve been realizing that a lot of the things we avoid aren’t actually beyond our abilities. They’re just stories we’ve been telling ourselves for years.

Today, one of those stories ended.

And what I found on the other side wasn’t suffering, or failure, or disappointment.

It was just a beautiful Vermont road I’d been missing out on for far too long.

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06/04/2026

Most scratched sunglasses aren’t damaged on the trail.

They’re damaged while being cleaned.

A quick rinse and a drop of dish soap removes dirt before it gets rubbed into the lens coating.

Takes 30 seconds and can add years to the life of your eyewear.

What’s the biggest gear-care mistake you see people make?

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