And the Ukrainians don't need no stinking takeoff ramp. 💪💪💪
I noticed that vegantheoryclub.org now redirects to that picture on imgur.
You can see that someone bought the dip and brought the line back up.
I have been looking for the same thing for years. I basically want the WTA Hike Finder but expanded worldwide, and with some map integration to show the routes visually instead of having to interpret the descriptions.
Free is good, of course. But I also have some gripes about how Band functions so I'm interested to see what else is out there. Thanks for the Campfire recommendation; I will check it out.
I rode some singletrack today in an old pair of Vans. I often wear running shoes. You don't need dedicated mtb shoes.
However, if you can justify the cost of dedicated footwear, then I'll echo the other comments: look at FiveTen for use on flat pedals or Sidi for use on clipless pedals. They have been solid choices for years.
Hypothetical question: if one were to travel this route today, what would be a good passport to hold?
Good find.
This should be submitted as an issue to the lemmy-ui GitHub:
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui
Every time I stay at a suburban/rural American hotel they have Fox on in the dining area at breakfast. Last time was ~6 months ago in central California.
There are lots of arguments in favor of environmental protections even if someone thinks CO2 is not an issue. Think smog over major cities, or rivers being too polluted to swim in, or oil spills. You can't eat the fish you catch in many water bodies because of industrial contamination with heavy metals and PCBs. Mine tailings leach chemicals out into lakes and rivers. This is all very visible stuff that cannot be waved away with vague doubts.
You can counter the "drill baby drill" people by pointing out that using up our oil first makes us dependent on other countries in the future. Given that the world has a finite supply of oil, it's smart to keep ours in the ground as much as possible. Hold on to that domestic oil as a future "strategic reserve," and focus on developing renewables for our daily energy needs.
I never noticed that! Thanks for the clarification.
My bad. Me not read good.