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Handle everything from roommates to working from home with advice from someone who lived the ultimate isolation: Antarctica.
Taking lesson learned in bicycle travel and applying them to life during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cycling Iceland was not a thing that Laura knew how to do, but still, she did it. It was a moment when she said yes to life, to adventure, and to moving forward.
Adventure is inherently a risky business that challenges us and helps us grow. But there are some things you'd rather not learn the hard way.
What stories do we tell ourselves about who we are, what we need, and what we are capable of? Laura moves through a field of self-doubt and lovely landscapes on her solo tour of Iceland.
After losing her grandmother to cancer, Anisha found that riding her bike 4,759 miles across the U.S. became a lot less difficult and more of a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Jon Chew captures the simple beauty of building one's own bicycle in his short film. [VIDEO]
After pedaling 43 countries, Hera has learned, "It’s about choosing my own path and creating my own trail." [VIDEO]
What does it mean to cycle into the unknown? A lot when the unknown includes no cycling experience, no cell phone, and a foreign country.
Tackling the Southern Tier with more than just cycling in mind.