Wandering Around Fukuyama

Fukuyama transitioned from a fishing village to a prominent castle town and industrial hub, significantly evolving since the Edo period. Despite being largely rebuilt after World War II, it offers attractions like the Fukuyama Automobile and Clock Museum and beautiful cycling routes. However, it may not warrant a dedicated trip.

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Getting to Japan on a Suggestion

The journey to cycle through Japan’s Setouchi area began with a casual suggestion among friends. This resulted in traveling and multiple days of reconn. The cycling group is going to have a fantastic time exploring the scenic Shimanami Kaido routes and environ.

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Mongolian Images – 2025

The post recounts a four-week trip to Mongolia during winter, highlighting the extreme cold and unique landscapes. The author shares experiences in Ulaanbaatar, encounters with locals, and cultural insights, including a visit to a herder’s family and camel rides. The journey combines travel, work, and personal exploration.

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2025-08-23 – EBTC Pigeon Lake Inner Loop

The Pigeon Lake ride on August 23, 2025, offers a <60km loop of roads and trails in central Alberta, suited for intermediate riders. Participants should prepare for challenging terrain, a group setting, and storytelling. The ride focuses on enjoying the scenery rather than racing, with no services available along the route.

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How to Prevent People from Buying Your Book

The Waskahegan Trail Association has published its trail guide on Microsoft’s soon-to-be unsupported Publisher software. The trail guide serves members by detailing trails and historical context, but access and distribution methods need reconsideration. Future plans include surveys and technical evaluations to adapt the next edition effectively.

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BY-Milk River NA – 2024-10-15

The Milk River NA runs from the US Border North to nearly TWP 22. Access from the North stops at the river unless you are prepared to cross it. The Milk River, unique to Canada for flowing into the Mississippi basin, provides scenic views but limited access, primarily across private land with no facilities available.

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