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THE BEGINNING



It is a gloomy day here in Colorado, perfect timing for beginning a blog that I have been meaning to create for quite some time. Many people I meet inspire me daily, but I owe the start of this blog to a man I have never met, a man from the same neck of the woods where I grew up – Minnesota. This blog will have a similar theme to his since we share some of the same interests, namely long, exploratory rides and taking pictures along the way. He goes by the name of Gnat and I will post a link to his blog for you. I hope you enjoy the images on this blog, most of which have been and will be taken during rides on my Salsa Fargo. It is a great bike and just looking at it inspires me to ride long and smile.
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