September 2008
Pedaling Funky Town
Read More >Skimpy Running Shorts Are Nuts
Read More >Battlefield Recreation in the Blue Ridge
Read More >A Real-Life Danny Deckchair Gets Sky-High on Helium
Read More >A Snakebite Offers Lessons in Healing
Read More >Get high on color.
Read More >I hate to stretch.
Read More >Mistakes Made in the Outdoors
Read More >I’m not the one who hung it, but I can’t say I was sorry to see it hanged.
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As long as modern safety measures are maintained with close monitoring, oil drilling can safely be done just about anywhere. It’s cheaper and more efficient to get our oil from close to home instead of bringing half in from the other side of the planet. Our money also stays out of the Middle East. I don’t like big oil companies, but I would rather see our money going to them instead of OPEC. Our economy will get better benefits, keeping all the jobs here.
Read More >Hawksnest Ski Resort announced recently that it will not be offering skiing for the 08/09 season, or any ski season in the future. Instead, the resort will be focusing entirely on tubing. The owners of Hawksnest have been trying to expand their ski operations for years, but have been met with hostility from the town…
Read More >Recalling Johnny Cash’s Final Performance at the Fold
Read More >He’s the rookie who put a spark of post-Lance greatness back in American cycling in this year’s Tour de France. Going into stage three, 27-year-old Will Frischkorn, who grew up in Charleston, W.Va., and trained extensively as a high school student in Charlottesville, Va., was in 122nd place. But by the end of the day, Frischkorn was in third, the result of a gutsy performance that found him leading for more than 200 kilometers and just being edged out at the end by veteran French rider Samuel Dumoulin.
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