Saturday 11-9-13 -Below
I brought some flour, yeast and sour dough starter to Emily's and made some buns and bread sticks. They turned out well. I also made some gluten free crackers with masa flour + other grains.
11-10-13 Sunday - Below
Emily and I didn't want to get Cabin fever so we went North a few miles to get on the North Country trail for a hike to the Swedish settlement. We went past the settlement in order to get to two more overlooks. It was grey out but the overlooks were nice. Picked golden rod galls when we got back to the settlement and froze out hands off. A nice day as long as we were moving.
Some nice topography near the settlement. It really doesn't feel like North Wisc with all this bedrock.
The second overlook. Nice views
We are back at the car after a nice hike. The sign telling distances.
9-16-13 Saturday
I have been riding trials almost every day after work this week trying to fit in the last bits of riding before winter arrives. Feeling good about my riding ability.
A log at Brighton Beach
It was supposed to rain today but there was a great sunrise and decent weather. I stopped by the 3rd St Bakery and got a Goddess Bar and then went to Brighton Beach for a trials session.
Looking toward Duluth. So many rocks to ride.
I picked two spots to ride today that I had never sessioned before. Had an awesome time and so thankful it isn't snowing.
Really enjoying the corn tortillas made into a quesadillas. Re-fried bean, tomatillos, and mung bean sprouts in this one
A very delicios dinner. quesadilla, Spinach salad & local hand picked apples.
11-18-13 Monday
I was happy to see an email from Felix from Germany. He was talking about this fall and said that on his commute home by bike he saw a field full of carrots that had been harvested. He went back two days later and picked roughly 80 pounds that had been left behind because they were oddly shaped. So, he inspired Emily and I to bake some carrot cake.
11-18-13 Monday
I was happy to see an email from Felix from Germany. He was talking about this fall and said that on his commute home by bike he saw a field full of carrots that had been harvested. He went back two days later and picked roughly 80 pounds that had been left behind because they were oddly shaped. So, he inspired Emily and I to bake some carrot cake.
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