Retiring has allowed me to visit places and capture them with my cameras, whether in my backyard or in the other side of the world.
Showing posts with label Nordic Skiing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nordic Skiing. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
It's been a while since my last entry, too many bicycle-less weekends have gone by. No excuses, just me being a sloth. Let me rephrase that more politically correct, there comes a time when one needs to step back and take a break. I think thats what I needed... okay so it's an excuse. Anyway, as the new year rolls forward and with resolutions abound it was time for me to put the pedal to the medal. Well, actually put the skis to the snow. The seasons first snow storm left 20+ inches on the ground, virtually shut down New York City for almost 48 hours. Fahnestock has plenty of snow for me to test my stamina after weeks of being a couch potato.

Somewhere underneath is my neighbors small car.
Somewhere underneath is my neighbors small car.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Winter Riding
Winter has it's own beauty. However riding in 4-5 inches of snow creates a myriad of problems. Safety is the main problem. However Nordic Skiing is one of the best aerobic execises when bicycling is not possible and the best thing is there are no cars. We caught The 550 acre Muttontown Preserve on a cloudless morning after a heavy snow. Unfortunately it lasted only for a few days.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
XC Ski Indian Island Park
After several disappointing weekends of poor snow conditions in the Adirondacks I decided to stay closer to home. The weather forcasters predicted snow accumulation in the East End to be more than up North. Though not ideal Indian State Park was a great change of scenery.
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Winter Bicycling?
While not exactly bicycling, Nordic Skiing or cros country skiing is my winter alternative to bicycling. The aerobic benefits is arguably equivalent. But the enjoyment of New York's Adirondack Park , 6.1 million acres of wilderness, has no equal.
Snow covered and primed.
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