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    "Bicycling beyond the Divide: Two Journeys into the West" by Daryl L. Farmer (Repost)

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    "Bicycling beyond the Divide: Two Journeys into the West" by Daryl L. Farmer  (Repost)

    "Bicycling beyond the Divide: Two Journeys into the West" by Daryl L. Farmer
    First Edition. Outdoor Lives series
    University of Nebraska Press | 2008 | ISBN: 0803220340 9780803220348 | 332 pages| PDF | 5 MB

    The book isn’t just bicycle talk. Author gives us some historical background of the towns and places he visits. He also shares his personal life and his feelings, such as loneliness, anger and moments of happiness. All in all, it’s a good read for anyone contemplating a long-distance bicycle journey or some other adventure.

    On a journey begun twenty years earlier, Daryl Farmer, a twenty-year-old two-time college dropout, did what lost men have so often done in this country: he headed west. Twenty years later and seventy pounds heavier, with the yellowing journals from that transformative five-thousand-mile bicycle trek in his pack, Farmer set out to retrace his path. This is his story of pursuing that distant summer and that distant dream of home, where home is endless space, a roof of big sky, and a bed of dry earth.

    Just as the years altered the man, so, too, have they altered the West, and Farmer’s second journey affords a unique perspective on these changes—as well as on what lasts. Whether caught in a Colorado snowstorm or braving a Yellowstone herd of bison, kayaking with orcas in Puget Sound, trading Ninja moves with a homeless man in San Francisco, or getting the lowdown on aliens on Nevada’s Extraterrestrial Highway, Farmer charts a moving landscape of people and places. This is the West where the natural world and personal character are inextricably linked, and where one man’s ride into the past and present takes us to the heart of that ever-evolving connection

    Contents
    Acknowledgments
    Prologue
    Colorado
    Departure
    On How Not to Begin
    Florissant to Fairplay
    Hoosier Summit
    Below Freezing
    A Colorado Cow Patch South of Baggs
    Wyoming
    Outlaws, Antelope, Prairie Dogs, and Sage
    Night at the Antelope Saloon
    To Jackson
    Elkfest
    Signal Mountain Lodge
    How to Bicycle through a Buffalo Herd
    Richard I
    Montana
    Another Log on the Fire
    Paradise Valley to Ennis
    Virginia City to Opportunity
    Anaconda to Missoula
    Face-planting on Highway 2
    Glacier National Park
    Kalispell Again
    Libby to Troy
    Idaho
    Karaoke Night in Bonners Ferry
    Washington
    Fire Trucks and Rodeo Queens
    Okanagan to Friday Harbor
    The San Juan Islands
    Anacortes to Port Angeles
    A Side Trip to Victoria
    Port Angeles to Shoalwater Bay
    Winnefred
    Oregon
    Astoria to Newport
    On a Sunday Morning
    A Coming to Peace
    At the North Bend Airport
    Intermission: San Francisco
    Like a Haggard Ghost
    City of Hills
    Return to Oregon
    North Bend to Gold Beach
    California
    To Eureka
    From Modesto to Yosemite and Mammoth Lakes
    From Mammoth Lakes to Mono Lake
    Nevada
    Tonopah
    The Extraterrestrial Highway
    Utah and Arizona
    Modena to Kanab
    At Jacob Lake
    with TOC BookMarkLinks