Cycles of Change

A global bikepacker learns to organize the world around the pursuit of wild and empty spaces. Dense urban areas are rare encounters that a rider avoids whenever possible because they interrupt the rhythm of the journey. Nature remains the primary goal, offering a landscape stripped down to weather [...]

For many, the Erie Canal Trail, part of the expansive Empire State Trail, represents a familiar and accessible pathway through New York's rich history. Along the way, cyclists often journey through Rome, NY, visiting the Fort Stanwix National Monument, a site that stands as a testament to [...]

Stretching across south-central New Mexico, Highway 380 crosses fifty-three solitary miles of high desert terrain between the Rio Grande village of San Antonio and the mountain town of Carrizozo. For the bicycle tourist, this empty corridor exposes the raw stony bones of the desert Southwest. The [...]

A City Born from a Crossroads The story of Rome, New York, is a story of connection. Long before the first roads were paved, this land was a vital crossroads for Native American tribes. Its strategic location at the Oneida Carrying Place, a key portage on the ancient water route connecting the [...]

Let's build a hexagonal pavilion with and open roof structure as a work of art!. This 15-foot tall hexagonal roof structure supported by three evenly spaced support posts set in an equilateral triangle is a fascinating example of geometry in architecture. Let's explore the various geometric shapes [...]

Nestled in upstate New York, Rome may not be as well-known as its Italian namesake, but this charming city holds its own unique allure. With a rich history, picturesque landscapes, and a tight-knit community, Rome is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Step off the beaten path and explore the [...]