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About paulefallon

Greetings reader. I am a writer, architect, cyclist and father from Cambridge, MA. My primary blog, theawkwardpose.com is an archive of all my published writing. The title refers to a sequence of three yoga positions that increase focus and build strength by shifting the body’s center of gravity. The objective is balance without stability. My writing addresses opposing tension in our world, and my attempt to find balance through understanding that opposition. During 2015-2106 I am cycling through all 48 mainland United States and asking the question "How will we live tomorrow?" That journey is chronicled in a dedicated blog, www.howwillwelivetomorrw.com, that includes personal writing related to my adventure as well as others' responses to my question. Thank you for visiting.

Trip Log – Day 351 – Breckenridge TX to Weatherford TX

October 21, 2016 – Sun, 75 degrees Miles Today: 86 Miles to Date: 18,327 States to Date: 45 The wind took a vacation day, and so I got one as well. Rare in this part of the world to have … Continue reading →

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Trip Log – Day 350 – Abilene TX to Breckenridge TX

October 20, 2016 – Sun, 75 degrees Miles Today: 61 Miles to Date: 18,241 States to Date: 45 Grinding against the wind! The only constant is change. That applies to the wind as much as anything. It took me more … Continue reading →

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Trip Log – Day 349 – Snyder TX to Abilene TX

October 19, 2016 – Sun, 80 degrees Miles Today: 77 Miles to Date: 18,188 States to Date: 45 Flying with the wind! I pedaled through the largest wind turbine farm of my trip today, hundreds of turbines north of Roscoe … Continue reading →

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Trip Log – Day 348 – Slaton TX to Snyder TX

October 18, 2016 – Sun, 80 degrees Miles Today: 75 Miles to Date: 18,111 States to Date: 45 Any day that starts with two mugs of black coffee and two helpings of sour cream and Sprite biscuits baked in a … Continue reading →

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Trip Log – Day 347 – Lubbock TX to Slaton TX

October 17, 2016 – Sun, 90 degrees Miles Today: 27 Miles to Date: 18,036 States to Date: 45 Llano Estacado, the Palisaded Plains, also known as the Staked Plains because early Spanish explorers drove stakes to mark their route through … Continue reading →

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Trip Log – Day 346 – Lubbock TX

October 16, 2016 – Sun, 85 degrees Miles Today: 9 Miles to Date: 18,009 States to Date: 45 When you travel so slow for so long ideas percolate over time until, one day, you meet a person or encounter a … Continue reading →

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Trip Log – Day 345 – Levelland TX to Lubbock TX

October 15, 2016 – Sun, 85 degrees Miles Today: 39 Miles to Date: 18,000 States to Date: 45 Nothing wilts an experience quicker than expectations. For months I’ve looked forward to returning to Levelland. Over the past week I’ve spent … Continue reading →

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Trip Log – Day 344 – Clovis NM to Levelland TX

October 14, 2016 – Clouds and Sun, 70 degrees Miles Today: 89 Miles to Date: 17,961 States to Date: 45 After college I served as a VISTA Volunteer in the South Plains of Texas, an area most people would call … Continue reading →

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Trip Log – Day 343 – Fort Sumner NM to Clovis NM

October 13, 2016 – Sun, 75 degrees Miles Today: 66 Miles to Date: 17,872 States to Date: 45 The Internet lists two motels in Fort Sumner, both on the east side of town. Coming in from the west, I passed … Continue reading →

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Trip Log – Day 342 – Vaughn NM to Fort Sumner NM

October 12, 2016 – Sun, 75 degrees Miles Today: 60 Miles to Date: 17,806 States to Date: 45 My agenda to visit all of my siblings and their children on this journey is not merely social. We are a demographically … Continue reading →

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