During my trip to Costa Rica we had many amazing opportunities to explore (some planned and some unplanned). Our first big adventure, and something I recommend everyone trying, was zip lining in the cloud forest of Monte Verde.
With so many people in the area raising their own chickens I decided this was the year I would start my own flock. I live outside of the City of Boulder within the County property, where there are almost no restrictions on the the number of chickens a person can have. I thought we could start with 6 and go from there. Continue reading →
Dirt, gravel and bumpy pavement are not what one congers up when thinking of a bicycle road race, but Spring Classics are different. The infamous Koppenberg Race in Superior, CO this last weekend comes at you like a lion with a long gravel section, dirt climb of 17%, bumpy pavement, wicked crosswinds, tight turns and finally some smooth pavement to finish. Born from the Spring Classics in the Flemish hills of Europe, this race has the essences of the old country, we just need the cobblestone to complete the experience. Continue reading →
In January I took a week long trip to Costa Rica with my family. Since then, many have asked about details, what to do, what to eat, etc. Over the next few posts I will dig into those topics (and maybe some others as well) in detail. Hopefully there will be some useful tips for those going to Costa Rica soon or in the future! Continue reading →
