Monthly Archives: August 2013

Why are car drivers either aggressive and angry, or lazy and delinquent? Because they’re locked in a metal cage instead of riding free like motorcyclists. And why don’t cage-drivers like motorcyclists? Because they’re jealous that we motorcyclists escaped the cage! That’s what I … Continue reading →

When a legendary New England mountaineer who has led teams to the summit Mt Everest warns against attempting what he considers a “superman” trek across the White Mountains of New Hampshire, it’s prudent to listen. So I listened. I relayed … Continue reading →

You are welcome to camp on an airstrip in New York City. Which sounds terrible. But this is Floyd Bennett Field, which opened in 1931 as the first municipal airport in New York City and is today a federal park as part … Continue reading →