America on a bike
David CheezemLooking for America -- mostly on a bike
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Riding The Denali Highway
[This is the third part of a series.
Part One: https://substack.com/@davidcheezem/p-212619033 ]
Part Two: https://substack.com/@davidcheezem/p-213062987
All roads take you from Point A and Point B. I mean, that’s the point. But The Dena...
Riding The Denali Highway (Part 2)
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In a car, all highways are the same. The speed and the glass barriers erase the road’s personality. But on a bicycle, each highway has its own personality.
The Richardson Highway feels different than the Glenn. Turning left after Gl...
Riding The Denali Highway (Part 1)
Crossing the Bridge over Caribou Creek
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A road takes. A road gives away. Always in that order. Don’t confuse chronology with plot. A ride be...
Day Five
25 miles from East Fork Chulitna River to Cantwell
Day Five
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Two difficult days on the bicycle. Thirst. Weakness. Mosquitoes. Whiny legs. B...
Day 4
East Fork Chulitna River
45 miles. 2600 feet elevation gain.
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I’m making my way down the ravine, gingerly navigating roots, rocks, and mud,...
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