After a sunrise spent at Angkor Wat Temple, followed by a visit to Ta Prohm Temple, Susan and I opted to split off from the tour group with like-minded adventurers Miles and Maryanne Cooper from San Francisco. And after negotiating rates for a pair of tuk tuks, the four of us set out from Ta …
Just as I’ve previously asked you to forgive my lack of personal experience with the timewarp that is the International Date Line, I beg you to suffer my fascination with rivers. It’s the waterway-deprived angeleno in me that can’t help but point a camera at Bangkok’s Chao Phraya river below our hotel and capture a …
Here’s a Google Earth Bird’s Eye of the 30 miles:
What was planned as a solo outing ended up being a magnificent 20-mile ride (route map) with friends Don and Stephen and Alice that took us up the LA River Bikeway behind Griffith Park, up the “rollercoaster” then up Mt Hollywood Drive to its highest point before descending via Vista del Valle Drive back into …
Call me old-fashioned, but with the way our flag waved in the Veteran’s Day afternoon gusts, I felt compelled to timelapse it from the front porch and then augment the footage with me solemnly reading one of the greatest tributes to our nation’s military personnel: The Gettysburg Address.
Unlike the previous video from a chest-level perspective, I left Philippe’s for home across a wind-scrubbed downtown with the cam bolted back onto my handlebars. The middle section of this clip features a nice prolonged interlude inside Orange 20 Bikeshop, where I decided to head to from my day at Philippe’s to get some advice …
A Monday morning power outage left me in the need of electricity. So I packed up the laptop and biked it to the nearest outlet at Philippe’s near Chinatown, recording the trip via a unique chest mount for my GoPro camera. It certainly provides a different perspective than a handlebar mount, making my arms look …