Category Archives: outside
Ride In The Woods
Can’t complain that this downed tree is the only Sandy damage that I’ve been inconvenienced by, hope all is well with you and yours.
Title insp. by LWC!
Filed under bike, outside, Philadelphia
Trove General for Grays Lane
Nice article on Trove in the new issue of Grays Lane photographed by Rachel Mcginn, check it out here.
Filed under buds, outside, photography
The Great Divide
Local builder and bud Chris Wright is making his way down the Great Divide trail on his loaded Salsa Fargo starting at the top in Banff, Alberta with a friend. He recently started uploading pictures of his journey so far and jealous doesn’t quite express how I feel looking at these views from the saddle. What does one pack on such an epic journey? Check out his gear list for yourself. Good luck with your journey Chris, looks like you’re having the time of your life.
Suggested reading: Chris Wright Cycles
West America
West America is a Portland duo comprised of Jordan Hufnagel of Hufnagel Cycles and James Crowe of Crowe Metal Co whom not only share a shop for their respective crafts but are also bringing their design and fabrication skills together. They’ve worked together to produce some outdoor kitchen items like a folding grill and collapsing skewer as well some handsome soft goods with illustrations by Caleb Owen Everitt. They’ll be heading to South America on their motorcycles in the future for an epic trip so be sure to watch the site for more news about that! Good luck guys.
Filed under buds, outside, photography
Saturdays Magazine
Saturdays first issue of their magazine is looking pretty good with a clean layout and equally pleasing photography. 290 pages and not a single ad- pure content. Pick up a copy from their web shop.
Filed under design, outside, photography
Wandawega Lake Resort
This is the stuff that (my) dreams are made of. Situated in Elkhorn, Wisconsin Wandawega Lake Resort was rumored to have been established as a speakeasy sometime in the late 1920’s and has since come a long way. A variety of accommodations are available ranging from tent campsite, to cabins, and even a tree house. Wandawega has also just launched an online camp store that will also exist as a brick and mortar souvenir shop at the resort. Lastly, their blog A Very Modest Cottage is not to be missed and was an instant bookmark as soon as I found it.
cork grips 