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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 103 – Noxon, MT to Sandpoint, ID

August 16, 2015 – Sun and haze, 75 degrees Miles Today: 53 Miles to Date: 5,727 States to Date: 21  I was happy to discover a coffee spot a few miles beyond Noxon this morning. I chucked to myself when … Continue reading

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Trip Log – Day 102 – Plains, MT to Noxon, MT

August 15, 2015 – Cloudy, 75 degrees Miles Today: 64 Miles to Date: 5,674 States to Date: 21 An uncharacteristic morning for the West; thick clouds spanned the horizon. Hard to tell which were passing moisture and which were entrapped … Continue reading

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Trip Log – Day 101 – Missoula, MT to Plains, MT

August 13, 2015 – Haze 100 degrees Miles Today: 73 Miles to Date: 5,610 States to Date: 21 Fire Danger: Extreme! I had heard there is often August snow in the mountainous Montana, so I wasn’t expecting the hottest day … Continue reading

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Trip Log – Day 100 – Missoula, MT

August 13, 2015 – Sun 90 degrees Miles Today: 12 Miles to Date: 5,546 States to Date: 21  Day 100 of my adventure – in the Bicycle Mecca of America! Every touring cyclists knows about Missoula – headquarters of Adventure … Continue reading

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Trip Log – Day 99 –Ovanda MT to Missoula, MT

August 12, 2015 – Sun 90 degrees Miles Today: 57 Miles to Date: 5,534 States to Date: 21 Any day that starts in Ovanda is a good day. I woke in my shepherd’s wagon with more energy than it takes … Continue reading

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Trip Log – Day 98 – Helena MT to Ovanda MT

August 11, 2015 – Sun 90 degrees Miles Today: 78 Miles to Date: 5,577 States to Date: 21 I rolled out of Helena by 8:30 a.m. for my climb over the Continental Divide – for my fifth time! Riding conditions … Continue reading

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Trip Log – Day 97 – Helena MT

August 10, 2015 – Sun 90 degrees Miles Today: 15 Miles to Date: 5,499 States to Date: 21 Helena is a delightful town; I had a perfect rest day here. I started with an early morning spin through town – … Continue reading

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Trip Log – Day 95 – Livingston, MT to Bozeman, MT

August 8, 2015 – Rain, 65 degrees Miles Today: 30 Miles to Date: 5,382 States to Date: 21 Today was short on miles and long on mental conundrums. Yesterday afternoon I was in downtown Livingston on a sunny afternoon enjoying … Continue reading

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Trip Log – Day 94 – Gardiner, MT to Livingston, MT

August 7, 2015 – Sun, 80 degrees Miles Today: 57 Miles to Date: 5,352 States to Date: 21 Today was a dream cycle touring day. I woke without an alarm, enjoyed eggs and English muffins with my warmshowers host, and … Continue reading

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Trip Log – Day 93 – Yellowstone National Park to Gardiner, MT

August 6, 2015 – Sun and clouds, 70 degrees Miles Today: 111 Miles to Date: 5,295 States to Date: 21 I saw more of Yellowstone than I anticipated, which turned out to be good thing. I planned to leave my … Continue reading

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