Was Your Stuff Made by Slave Labor? It’s Not Always Easy to Tell – Atlantic Mobile
http://m.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2012/08/was-your-stuff-made-by-slave-labor-its-not-always-easy-to-tell/260586/
Carlos Solis
Resuming ride today
A few minutes ago, I called the Sandia BMW dealership to inquire about the arrival of the parts. Thank God they did arrive today, and… Read More »Resuming ride today
Down (again)
Adventure travel is not supposed to be this way. Not in my book. I am sitting at the BMW dealership in Albuquerque, NM, waiting on… Read More »Down (again)
A return to the Bonneville Salt Flats
Posted con the move.
Alaska Museum of the North
4, 400 miles away from home. Posted con the move.
Almost there
Arrived in Albuquerque today, where I am grateful to be hosted by the gracious Stephanie and Mark Bieniarz. No more tent or sleeping bag nights… Read More »Almost there
At the Flats
I kept wondering, while I rode today, what the title of this entry should be. In the end I decided on a location related title.… Read More »At the Flats
On to Bonneville
Quick update. I have been pretty tired at the beginning, and the end of the day. I am headed from Ontario, Oregon, to Wendover, Utah… Read More »On to Bonneville
Through Houston and south
I had a hard time getting up today. This is the pattern now every morning. Leaving the sleeping bag’s warmth, and energizing myself for the… Read More »Through Houston and south
Voices of Praise and the best for last
My plan yesterday was to leave Dease Lake and make it to Houston, B.C. I checked out early in the morning, and I was on… Read More »Voices of Praise and the best for last