Biking Tattoo Now Available for Viewing
January 28, 2009 on 4:23 am | In Mountain Biking | 2 CommentsI never envisioned myself getting a tattoo. Yet here I am telling you about my second one in the past 12 months.
As much writing as I do, you’d think I’d be able to get everything I want to say down on paper. But I’ve discovered that writing and publishing all those words is not the same as serving as a canvas for personalized works of art. (more…)
The Man Who Met Hemingway
January 21, 2009 on 1:50 pm | In Stories by Jim LeMonds | 1 CommentColumbia River Reader, January 2009
November. The lobby of the Cannery Pier Hotel. Astoria. I was drinking coffee, watching cargo ships slide across the large windows that framed the riverscape.
A guy came in wearing a Hemingway t-shirt, the one with Ernie in his 50s, sporting a gray beard and big smile, his cap cocked jauntily to the side.
I said I liked the shirt. (more…)
Video Features Eric Loney, Al Hansen
January 11, 2009 on 7:29 pm | In Mountain Biking | 2 CommentsThis video was compiled by Sam Loney during the 2008 season. It consists of five clips that cover a variety of trails. Reminds me very much of my own riding style, other than the fact that these riders actually leave the ground.
Fort George Brews Great Beer, Community Connections
January 2, 2009 on 1:08 am | In Stories by Jim LeMonds | 1 CommentNorthwest Coast Magazine, Winter 2008
World-class beer is the most obvious product of the craft-brewing revolution that has swept the Pacific Northwest in recent years. But brewpubs that get it right are also great places, where a sense of comfort and community are at the top of the menu.
The Fort George Brewery & Public House in Astoria gets it right. (more…)