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Kent State Professor and Student Travel to Tornado-Stricken Moore, Okla., to Survey Damage
Not even 10 days after the devastating tornadoes hit Moore, Okla., Kent State University Associate Professor of Geography Andrew Curtis and student Spencer Baker traveled to Moore to survey the damages.read more
Bike Repair Station Now Available on the Kent CampusPosted July 8, 2013 | Danielle DeBord
Located on the Kent State University Esplanade, between the Kent Student Center and the Kiva, is a Dero Fixit Station, which is a bike repair station. The station provides a repair stand that can hold most bikes, an air pump and basic tools for minor adjustments, and is free and open to members of the Kent State community.
There also is a QR code on the station. If you have a repair that you are unsure of, you can simply scan the QR code, using a smartphone, for troubleshooting repairs.
The Dero Fixit Station was installed about a month ago. Currently, there is one station to test the amount of usage it receives.
"So far, the Fixit Station has been extremely well-received on campus," says David Herpy, outdoor adventure coordinator for Kent State's Department of Recreational Services. "This is just a small way for us to be a more bicycle-friendly university."
Herpy expects dozens of uses per day of the Fixit Station.
The Dero Fixit Station was funded by the Department of Recreational Services and the university's Sustainability Office.
For more information about Kent State's Department of Recreational Services, visit www.kent.edu/recservices.
For more information about sustainability initiatives at Kent State, visit www.kent.edu/sustainability.


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People used to think that the Earth was static, and that it never changed. Gradually, a body of evidence was gathered that made no sense in this model. Alfred Wegener, Geologic Supersleuth, laid the groundwork for a whole new theory for the large-scale changing nature of the earth.
Have you ever had the experience where you see a younger relative or friend after not seeing them for a few years, and you're taken aback at how much they have grown? We have an image in our minds as to what they looked like the last time we saw them, and they are much different. If the continents of the earth move and grow, why don't we notice that? Well, for two reasons. One, we really don't see what whole continents look like in real time, and two, they move so slowly that people die before any noticeable changes can take place.
As far back as 1620, people often noticed that the coastlines of North and South America looked like they fit together with Europe and Africa. These observers noticed these coastlines but had no easy explanation for how that could have occurred since everyone believed the continents were stationary. Solving this mystery would take the work of a geologic supersleuth.
Alfred Wegener, a German meteorologist, was the first to begin to work out details to explain this interesting observation. To begin with, the current geologic theory was that the crust was all stationary, and continents were relatively unchanging - they didn't move around.
Alfred Wegener knew that other people had made observations of the fit of the coastlines. He accidentally became drawn in to that topic by discovering evidence that might explain that phenomenon.
In the fall of 1911, though, he came across a scientific paper that described the locations of identical plant and animal fossils on very different continents.
These fossils included mesosaurus, which was a freshwater reptile, lystrosaurus, a land reptile, cynognathus, a land reptile, and glossopteris, which was a tropical fern.
These were on very different continents, and he wondered how could these same plants and animals be on such different land masses? How could they have migrated over such vast distances or survived in such harsh conditions? The current theories were that the continents were connected by land bridges that have since eroded away or by stepping-stone islands. (Stepping-stone islands would be a series of islands that traversed the ocean.)
Wegener developed a much simpler hypothesis that stated perhaps the continents were all together at one point, thereby also explaining the fit of the coastline.
He then theorized a supercontinent he named Pangea, which meant 'one earth'. He realized, though, that if this idea were to be accepted, he would need much more supporting data than he had (just fossils and fits of coastlines).
Other clues came from more research. He discovered that in his Pangea model, large geologic features such as mountain ranges on separate continents often lined up closely. Rock strata from Africa and South America also matched when placed together with South America and Africa lining up.
Puzzling data of fossils of plants and animals found in climates where they could never have survived was also explained, similar to the glossopteris tropical ferns growing in Antarctica. Coal was found in Antarctica and Britain, areas that could never support coal formation today.
Putting all this data together, Wegener concluded that the continents were at one time all together in a giant supercontinent and that somehow they broke apart and migrated to their present location.
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There was some trouble with this theory, though. He called this theory continental drift and talked to many other scientists and geologists about it. His theory overall was soundly rejected, and often in harsh and scathing language. The big problem was that Wegener had no convincing evidence for how the continents might actually move from place to place.
He thought the continents broke through the ocean floor much like an icebreaker plows its way through an ice sheet. There was some scattered support for his theory, but he passed away before the discoveries that would provide the mechanism for his theory and ultimate acceptance. As countries began to map the ocean floor after World War II, additional surprising clues from the geography of the ocean floor were brought to the surface, which would ultimately provide a mechanism for his theory and lead to ultimate vindication. These included underwater mountain ranges and the separation of the ocean floor at giant cracks.
Many people had observed clues about the earth's past and could not put them together to solve the puzzle about how the earth operated or how continents moved. Based on the fit of the coastlines, fossil evidence, rock types, and mountain ranges found on separate continents, Alfred Wegener developed a new theory he called 'continental drift'. Unfortunately, he failed at convincing the jury of public opinion that he was on the right track, but ultimately, this geologic supersleuth would be proven correct by future discoveries from the ocean floor.
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Note that all events posted are subject to change and/or cancellation without notice here. Submissions are subject to review and posting is not automatic nor guaranteed. Not responsible for typographical errors.
Kevin's Kids
Donations are being taken at several locations around Manchester and at any Manchester public school for Kevin's Kids to not only provide toys but include much needed necessities such as clothing and food for around 400 children in Manchester through Friday, December 12.Teachers contact parents of the identified children and develop the wish list of each child. Monetary donations are also accepted at any Manchester school or sent to: sent to Kevin's Kids Christmas Driver, P.O. Box 4100, 121 Route 539, Whiting, NJ 08759-4100. Click manchestertwp.org/kevinskids or call 732-350-5900 for more information.
Warmest Wishes Drive
United Way of Monmouth County is in need of individuals and companies to participate in their Warmest Wishes drive for children's winter clothing! The Warmest Wishes drive will help to supply elementary and middle school students in 5 Monmouth County school districts with new warm clothing, including coats, hats, gloves, socks, underwear, and boots. Donations will be accepted at the United Way's office on Wyckoff Road in Farmingdale or at Target on Route 9 in Manalapan on Friday, December 5 and Saturday, December 6 from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. both days. Call 732-938-5988 X 2042 for more information.
Festival Of Trees
Toms River Elks Lodge #1875 supports its community philanthropic efforts by sponsoring its first Festival of Trees extravaganza at their Lodge located at 600 Washington Street in Toms River Saturday, December 6 – Thursday, December 18. Areas nonprofits will showcase their creativity and mission by way of a custom decorated tree prominently displayed at the Lodge. Visitors will vote on their favorite tree(s) in the form of a cash donation and enter for the chance to win prizes over the course of the two weeks. On December 18th, the Lodge will host a gala holiday festival from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. featuring presentations by members of the Garden State Philharmonic's amateur Youth Orchestra and MasterWorks Community Chorus. Proceeds from the event will benefit the participating nonprofits, as well as the education and community-building activities of the Lodge and the Elks National Foundation. ClickTomsRiverElks.com or call 732-349-9660, extension 207 for more information.
Thursday, November 27
Turkey Bowl
Shore to Help hosts a Turkey Bowl at Griffin Park in Monmouth Beach to benefit Mary's Place By The Sea starting at 9 a.m. Mary's Place is a non-denominational haven in Bradley Beach open to any woman with cancer who seeks a quiet, comforting, supportive environment.Click their Facebook page for more information.
Friday, November 28
Diller Blind Home Turkey Trot
The 3rd annual Turkey Trot 5K Run and 1.5 Mile Walk to benefit the Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children takes place in Avalon starting at 10 a.m. Click active.com for more information.
Saturday, November 29
Holiday Craft/Vendor Fair
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a Holiday Craft/Vendor Fair from 10 a.m – 4 p.m. at the American Legion Post on Church Road in Toms River.
Dare to Dream 5K
The 5th annual Dare to Dream 5K takes place at Freehold Township High School starting at 10 a.m. to benefit the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and the Chrise Briggs Murrell Scholarship Fund. There will also be a Kids Zone for kids age 10-and-under with crafts, games, face painting and more. Click ChrisesDareToDream.com for more information.
Christmas Bazaar
The Pinelands Regional High School Class of 2016 hosts a Christmas Bazaar at the school from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the school in Little Egg Harbor.
Friday, December 5 and Saturday, December 6
Christmas Wreath & Poinsettia Sale
The Lavallette Volunteer Fire Ladies Auxiliary hosts a Christmas Wreath & Poinsettia Sale from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day. For more information call 732-814-0176.
Saturday, December 6
Trail Run/Walk
Poricy Park Conservancy holds its 11th Annual Trail 5K Run/Walk and Fun Run at the park's Nature Center located at 345 Oak Hill Road in Middletown beginning at 9:30 a.m. Theer is also a 5 Mile Run for the die-hard runner. For registration and additional information click PoricyPark.org or call 732-842-5966.
Friends of Joe Applegate Dinner
The Friends of Joe Applegate host an All-You-Can-Eat Pasta Dinner fundraiser at the Bradley Beach Firehouse from 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. Joe is a member of the Bradley Beach fire department and lost everything in a recent fire. Donations may also be sent to Kearny Bank, 501 Main Street, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 c/o Joe Applegate.
Ugly Christmas Sweater Run
The Lavallette Business Association holds their Ugly Christmas Sweater 5K Run and Walk starting at 9 a.m. with Christmas music, a snow machine, Christimas cookies station and more. Click LavalletteBusiness.com for more information.
Holiday Lighting Ceremony
The New Jersey Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation, Vietnam Veterans Of America Bergen County Chapter 800 and the Jewish War Veterans Department of New Jersey host the annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony at the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans' Memorial, located at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel at exit #116 of the Garden State Parkway starting at 6 p.m. The ceremony will include the lighting of the Christmas tree and Menorah, readings about Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa, and a visit from Santa. The Brick Memorial High School Caroling Choir will lead the crowd in a sing-along of patriotic and holiday songs. Call 732-335-0033 xt. 100 for more information.
Breakfast With Santa
Lacey Elks Lodge # 2518 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks hosts its annual Breakfast with Santa at their lodge located at 900 Beach Boulevard in Forked River from 9 a.m until 11 a.m. Please bring a wrapped name tagged present so "Santa" can present a gift to that special someone. For more information call 609-693-1281.
Holiday Craft Fair and Gift Auction
The Pt. Pleasant Borough Band Boosters hosts a Holiday Craft Fair and Gift Auction at the Memorial Middle School on Laura Herbert Drive in Point Pleasant Borough from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. to benefit the band's scholarship fund. Call 732-691-3355 for more information.
Bake Sale and Gift Shop
Triboro First Aid Squard of Seaside Park hosts their Christmas Bake Sale and Gift Shop at their firehouse located on the Boulevard at Jay Street from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Call 732-830-3236 for more information.
Sunday, December 7
Clothes Collection
The Jackson Memorial Jaguar Marching Band will be accepting donations of used and wearable clothes, jackets, blankets, sheets, drapery, gloves and mittens and more at the high school located on Don Connor Boulevard in Jackson from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Donations should be brought in well-tied plastic garbage bags with shoes, stuffed animals and toys all separated out.
Asbury Park Toy Drive
The 15th annual Asbury Park Toy Drive begins with drop off locations Asbury Park. Check their Facebook page for a list of drop off sites and additional information.
Craft & Vendor Showy
Coping with LM hosts a Craft & Vendor Show at the Leonardo Community Fire House located at Route 36 and Appleton Avenue from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. with vendors, free pictures with Santa, kids crafts, holiday dance performance by Essential Elements Dance Studio and more. Coping With LM (Laryngomalacia ) is a Monmouth County-based organization that helps babies with airway defects. Click CopingWithLM.org for more information.
Holiday Brunchraiser
The Ashley Lauren Foundation holds their Holiday Brunchraiser at Eagle Specialty Coffee, 76A Route 35, Eatontown with two seatings at 11:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Enjoy specialty brunch items from area restaurants in support of The Ashley Lauren Foundation including Direct Family Financial Assistance; Material Assistance; Emotional Support; Parties for the Children; Advocacy; Outings; Birthday and Holiday Gifts for the Children; "Making Dreams Come True." For tickets and additional information click AshleyLaurenFoundation.org. or call 732-414-1625.
Vendor/Craft Fair
The Jackson Liberty Lion Band holds a Vendor and Craft Fair in the school gym from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. with over 60 vendors plus face painting, slot car racing and a visit from Santa Claus. Call 908-415-7281 for more information.
Saturday, December 13
Juried Craft Show
The Marching Dragon Caravan holds their Winter Juried Craft Show at Brick Township High School located at 346 Chambersbridge Road in Brick from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 848-333-4026 for more information.
Sunday, December 14
Breakfast With Santa
Toms River Fire Company No. 2 holds their Breakfast with Santa at the Toms River Elks Lodge located on the corner of Washington Street and Clifton Avenue in Toms River from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Monday, December 22
Hope Concert VII
Bobby Bandiera & Friends return to the Count Basie Theatre for Hope Concert VII, to benefit Horizons and the Count Basie Theatre's arts education and outreach programs starting at 8 p.m. Click CountBasieTheatre.org for more information.
Saturday, December 27
Cause Caden Can Fundraising Dinner
A fundraising to benefit Cause Caden Can takes place at Connelly Station in Belmar from 2 p.m. – 7 p.m. Matt and Jill Zane are both teachers and coaches in the Wall School District. They had triplets four years ago and one of them, Caden, was born with multiple severe medical issues and is unable to walk, talk and eat foods other than through a feeding tube. The parents were so focused on seeking medical attention and getting a diagnosis for Caden that Jill neglected to pick up on medical symptoms she was experiencing. Only in her mid 30's, Jill was just given the shocking news that she has Stage 4 Breast Cancer that has already metastasized to her bones and two organs. For more information click youcaring.com/causecadencan.
Wednesday, December 31
First Night Ocean County
The Seaside Heights Business Improvement District hosts First Night Ocean County, a family friendly New Year's celebration from 12noon – 5 p.m. Enjoy a day filled with children's shows, face painters, balloonists, caricature portrait drawings and more at each of the participating arcades along the Boardwalk culminating in a fireworks display at 5 p.m. $5 bracelets go on sale Black Friday at the County Connection inside the Ocean County Mall on Hooper Avenue in Toms River. Click Exit82.com for more information.
Monday, January 19
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Breakfast
The Community YMCA and the YMCA of Western Monmouth County host their 26th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Breakfast at Branches Catering located at 123 Monmouth Road in West Long Branch from 8 a.m. -10 a.m. The event includes speakers, musical selections and high school essay contest winners. Click TheCommunityYMCA.org or call 732-671-5505 for tickets and more information.
Saturday, February 7
Butterfly Ball
The Ashley Lauren Foundation holds their 4th Annual Butterfly Ball and 10th Anniversary Celebration at the Ocean Place Resort in Long Branch starting at 6:30 p.m. Enjoyan evening of fine food, drink and entertainment by Mack and Soul while raising funds and increasing awareness of The Ashley Lauren Foundation's mission of providing Hope & Help for Children with Cancer in New Jersey. Anita DelPesce and Robert Montesano will also be honored for their work with the Foundation. Click AshleyLaurenFoundation.org or call 732-414-1625 for more information.
Saturday, February 14
Valentine Plunge
The Joan Dancy and PALS (People with ALS) Foundation hold their 9th annual Valentine Plunge on the Main Beach in Manasquan at 12 noon. The Foundtion's mission to help people in the Shore area afflicted with ALS by providing a better quality of life for them and their families. Click ValentinePlunge.com for more information.
Around The Shore
Literacy New Jersey – Ocean County
Nearly 20% of adults in New Jersey cannot read a newspaper, fill out a job application, decipher train or bus schedule or understand verbal instructions at work or at a doctor's office. If you are 18 years or older and want to help these people, please contact Literacy New Jersey – Ocean County Programs. They need Volunteer Tutors to teach basic reading, writing and English comprehension skills to residents of Ocean County. Call 732-864-9646 or click LiteracyNJ.org for more information.
Lacey Township EMT Seeks Members
Have you always wanted to help others, be an important part of your community and gain invaluable experience while truly making a difference in the lives of others? They can't offer you a pay-check but can offer rewards and experiences beyond what you would ever receive elsewhere. Lacey Township Emergency Medical Service is looking for new members who are at least sixteen years of age or older to volunteer and staff one of our ambulances. Training provided and no experience is necessary. Instead of watching EMT's and ambulances on television become one today. Click LTEMS23.com for an application & or call 609-693-9510.
Emmanuel Cancer Foundation
The the Emmanuel Cancer Foundation provides a variety of specialized services, at no charge, to any New Jersey family facing the challenges of caring for a child with cancer. accomplish this through professional in-home counseling, advocacy on behalf of the families, material support such as food, clothing, toys, and household items and emergency financial relief. Call 908-322-4323 or click EmmanuelCancer.org for additional information.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors USA
Neighbors HelpingNeighbors USA is a free, peer-led volunteer job search networking and support group targeted to individuals who are actively looking for work and interested in reinvgorating their job search.Membership is open to anyone in career transition, including unemployed, underemployed individuals and recent college graduates in the fields of business, non-profit, and education, as well as persons re entering the job market, struggling small business owners and anyone looking for part-time or volunteer work. Click nhnusa.org for meeting locations around New Jersey.
The Childhood Leukemia Foundation
The Childhood Leukemia Foundation is a national nonprofit organization devoted to making a difference in lives of children battling cancer. Since their inception in 1992, their mission has remained resolute to create innovative free programs to support the emotional needs of pediatric cancer patients and their families too. Located in Brick, CLF's welcomes groups and individuals seeking volunteer opportunities. Visit clf4kids.org or call 732-920-8860 for more infomation.
Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) holds volunteer training throughout New Jersey. The goal of the CASA volunteer is to facilitate placement of a child into safe, permanent home. They are looking for individuals with a desire to help children – no special background is needed. Call 732-270-6803 or visit oceancountycasa.org for more information.
The Hope Center at the House of Hope of Oceans County, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization that provides help and hope for those who are in need. Their mission is to provide resources, referrals, food and targeted financial assistance to clients as they work to overcome life crisis. Clients come to them with a variety of needs, including shelter for the homeless or to help with other urgent needs, which are paid through their Human Needs Fund.
What if it was your friend or family member who needed life saving blood? Would you be there? TheCommunity Blood Council of New Jersey is there, a not-for-profit blood center helping save lives. Help save lives by donating blood or setting up a blood drive in your area. For more information call the Community Blood Council at 877-244-8365.
Each year, there are over 2 million poison exposures reported to Poison Control Centers across the US. The New Jersey Poison Information and Education System (NJPIES) has been the state's regional drug and poison information system for the past 25 years. NJPIES is a non-profit organization that offers poison emergency and drug information services to NJ residents via its hotline (1-800-222-1222). Trained health professionals (doctor, nurse, or pharmacist) are available 24 hours a day / 7 days a week to assist callers with poison emergencies, poison prevention information, drug information, food poisoning, carbon monoxide poisoning, treatment advice following bites/stings, medication side effects and interactions, etc. All calls are free and confidential. Services are available for the hearing impaired (973-926-8008) and for those who speak languages other than English.
New Jersey's statewide 2-1-1 Help Line is a 24/7 one-stop, non-emergency call center operated by the United Way for people seeking help & information. Easily accessible by landline, cell phone and the internet at nj211.org, calls are free & confidential with multi-lingual specialists always available. Specialists can provide information & referral services to callers about a variety of issues including basic human needs resources, support for seniors & persons with disabilities, support for children & families, employment support.
You hoped it wouldn't happen but it has. You've lost your job. You've got a family to support. Your skills may be out of date. What do you do now? You need the personal support and services of a unique organization. Professional Services Group is ready to help. They can help you with everything from resume writing to interviewing and everything else you need to showcase your valuable skills. If the unthinkable has happened, don't hesitate. PSG is a no-cost New Jersey Department of Labor supported volunteer organization for professionals in transition. More Info
The County Connection, located near JC Penney's at the Ocean County Mall, is a service of the Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders. County residents can learn about programs, services and activities available to them in Ocean County. The County Connection is open regular mall hours, including evenings, weekends and holidays. For more information, call (732)288-7777 or visit the County Connection web site at co.ocean.nj.us.
Einstein's Alley Vet Career Connect - Einstein's Alley Vet Career Connect is designed to match members of the New Jersey National Guard, a New Jersey veteran or the spouse of a veteran the veteran, to the career that is perfectly suited to them. This initiative focuses on the individual soldier's strengths and motivations by using a proven Personality Assessment Profile that has been used by over 25K companies to assess over 2.5 million people. This Profile objectively quantifies an individual's competencies as well as their strengths and potential and matches those core strengths to the requirements of a job. The expected outcome is a career and not just a job – with the employer needs matched to the employee's career desires. For more information call (609)524-1200.
Dell'Omo Realtors in Plaza II on Route 35 in Ocean Township is teaming with the Monmouth County SPCA to find homes for people and pets. With every home sold Dell'Omo Realtors will sponsor a pet at the shelter. The office will also act as a drop-off location for blankets, towels other items for the MSPCA's pets. For more information call (732)531-5008 or visit ajdellomo.com.
Ocean County Hunger Relief is collecting children's clothes, coats, & shoes (sizes infant to teen), book bags, and lunch boxes for needy children in Ocean County. There is a desperate need because the organization almost never has these items. Especially needed are baby items such as diapers, wipes, shampoo, baby wash, etc. The children receiving the donations are either very poor or homeless. Donations may be dropped off at the Hunger Relief office on North Main Street in Toms River or by calling (732) 505-HELP or by visiting ochungerrelief.org.
Jersey Shore Partnership - Did you know that bathing water quality at New Jersey's ocean and bay beaches is checked at least once a week? Testing is done more frequently here than in any other state to make sure that our water is safe for swimming. New Jersey has set the standard for nationwide water quality testing. The Jersey Shore Partnership is New Jersey's leading champion for beach protection and replenishment. To learn more, visit jerseyshorepartnership.com.
The Ashley Lauren Foundation, a non profit, charitable organization dedicated to bringing hope and help to children in New Jersey who have been diagnosed with cancer seeks volunteers throughout the state to help them achieve this goal. Volunteer opportunities include providing material & emotional support, helping with parties & other fun activities for the children, helping with grant writing, public relations and media support, legal assistance, office help and printing services. Please call 732-458-4200 or visit ashleylaurenfoundation.org for more information.
Did you know nearly twenty percent of adults living in New Jersey cannot read a newspaper, fill out a job application, decipher a train or bus schedule, or understand verbal instructions in the workplace? Literacy Volunteers of Monmouth County is seeking volunteer tutors to teach basic literacy and English as a Second Language to local residents in Monmouth County. There are presently students waiting for tutors. They need your help. Training classes are being conducted now and throughout the coming months. Contact Literacy Volunteers of Monmouth County at 732-571-0209 or visit www.lvmonmouthnj.org.


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Michael Delgreco
Delgreco, 35, is wanted on warrants from Rockingham County for probation violations on an original conviction for heroin sales, possession and manufacturing. He is described as 5-feet-10, 170 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. He has tattoos on his back and left shoulder. He was last known to be living in Hudson, but he has ties throughout southern New Hampshire.


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Ao2W - USA and Mexico
I've always been into motorcycles in one form or another. I have done a few solo trips and lots of breakfast runs of all shapes and forms. So I was very lucky to marry a woman with enough balls to learn to ride her own bike and start to go on trips with me.
We did the centenary IOM TT (with her as pillion) and a few ride-outs while she was learning, but the turning point in our lives was a talk by Lois Price in London, at a Globetrotters meeting. Me and the missus looked at each other and knew this was for us. I had an 1100 Slingshot at the time, and she had a Honda NTV 650. We sold up and got XT600e's and rode them all over the place. I kitted them out for our overland needs, and set out on a preparation trip to Norway, taking in Holland, Germany, Denmark and Sweden. This taught us a valuable lesson in mileage planning and forced a light on to what Susan Johnson mentioned in one of the Achievable Dream series, "Travel less, see more". Nevertheless, we had high hopes and maybe shot our mouths off a bit as to what we thought we'd achieve, we were so excited! I decided to try and make a sort of brand name for us, which came to be Ao2W (Adventures on 2 Wheels). This first video is our run up and prep with a bit of camping in England, some of the Norway trip, and plenty of optimism!
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As you can see, high hopes. There was obviously loads of planning to be done, and Horizons Unlimited was invaluable for information and tips. We got our bikes packed up in London and air freighted to Montreal, Canada, because we had some friends there, and we had heard that Canada would be easier to deal with than the U.S. We were right, Canadian Customs took one look at us and our stuff and said 'Enjoy your trip'. Awesome, we were on our way!!
After spending an impatient but fun few days in Montreal, taking in the sights, sounds, poutine and beer, we said our goodbyes and headed out into the unknown. But almost as soon as we left we had our first mishap, on the first day! My wife's ignition had been damaged in the UK, due to and attempted theft, and it chose this moment to jam off. Jiggle as I might, I could not switch it back on. I had to go and find a bike shop in the backwoods of Quebec with my 2 words of French I knew. We eventually got the bike hot-wired and rode into America with the ignition wires twisted together!
Entering America, we got drenched riding through Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts but by the time we got to Cape Cod the weather was just great and we stayed in a stunning campsite, sheltered by trees and beautifully secluded. We couldn't be happier! Onwards to Connecticut to stay a few days with family - We loved it there, it was all about neighbourhood barbecues, shooting down at the range, chopping wood and exploring thrift stores and our favourite: army surplus stores! Spent a day in New York as well, just to get the flavour ;).
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Ao2W - episode 2 - YouTube
Heading west through bad weather to Ohio, we took in the sights of Niagara Falls and the Great Lakes. Dead straight roads lined with post boxes, tiny little villages, Amish buggies on the road and delicious hot wings! We met up with friends in Canton, Ohio and got treated to some all American activities, like swinging away in the batting cages!
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Whoo hoo, we're heading into Amish country, down south and into Kentucky, and there's corners there. Learned a bit about the Amish, like they not scared to let their kids loose with power tools and they make great baked eats! Some of their road going buggies have indicators and everything! There were great twisty roads in the Dan Boone National Forest and lots more rain, great to be really taking big bites of the trip now! Our first night camping here, irrational bear fears abound (Hey, we are from South Africa, what do we know about bears?)...and a midnight storm straight from hell had us worrying about tornadoes (the US had just been through a record-breaking tornado season!).
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Still heading south, with some party time in Nashville and Memphis - a variety of bourbon and live country music , Yee Haw! We camped next to the Heartbreak Hotel and explored Graceland. Elvis is king! Explored more Americana, pulled pork and mac & cheese. Yum, I love food like that! We got our first puncture, just off the Natchez Trace Parkway. That was killer, as it was so humid there in the Mississippi basin, I reckon I would have keeled over from heat exhaustion. But the locals were so nice, people were stopping to give us water and sandwiches! Wow, I was amazed at how friendly and helpful people were. After that it was time to head into the swamp! SWOMP! SWOMP! And bugs BUGS! More remote camping and great people made it all worthwhile :)
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Now we are well south. Stayed near New Orleans, in Denham Springs, and made our assault on the Voodoo city! We went to the oyster festival, drank loads of bourbon, rolled down Bourbon Street and visited St Louis No 1 (cemetery from Easy Rider). We stayed with such awesome people again and ate some more classic American food, slow smoked brisket. O my, o my, must control myself otherwise the bike gear isn't gonna fit any more! Saw some of the previously flooded areas and went on the "world famous" swamp tour. That was great and the guy taking it was quite a character. He taught us that all the swamp's creatures love marshmallows – from gators to fish to raccoons! We sneaked up onto a levee with the bikes and did a plantation house tour. I really loved the deep South, maybe I'm a closet redneck!
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Ao2W - episode 6 - YouTube
Westward bound again, into Texas on long hot roads, checking out yard sales and Judge Roy Bean. We stayed in Big Bend National Park and watched breath-taking sunsets and the odd bear looking for what was left out. The heat was a force to be reckoned with, but luckily every gas station had gallons of root beer for 90cents. We had to hide out in a few gas station shops to cool off in the aircon! More epic sunsets and camping out in the wilderness was the order of the day and we saw the Milky Way a good few times. Both of us loved the Lone Star state.
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Headed up into New Mexico, Alien/Bat country baby! Wow, now this place is interesting. Went down Carlsbad Caverns, an epic underground cave system and the largest single open cavern in the world (I think!). We stayed in Marfa, in a hippie commune with Mongolian yurts for rooms, and went out to see their unexplained light phenomenon. We got seriously lucky, because they actually turned up the night we were there! Yes! Sticking with the unexplained, we headed for Roswell, to the UFO Museum and Research Centre, where they take these things very seriously ;) I loved it! We continued North and things started to get greener and hillier, the mountains were starting to appear. We were VERY happy to start seeing trees again!
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Ao2W - episode 8 - YouTube
We headed into Colorado, one of the most beautiful places in the world. We rode over Independence pass into Aspen, and wow what a landscape! We stayed in Colorado for a while, and did a loop around in state, just because we liked it so much. We stayed in a town called Ouray, and I did a 4x4 mountain pass on my XT (with road tyres I might add!) Ouray was so beautiful, I think it was in the top 5 places of the entire trip. They had hot springs that were pumped into swimming pools, and you could sit in them till 10 at night, checking out the stars and mountain shapes. Absolutely amazing. I'd love to go back there one day...
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Ao2W - episode 9 - YouTube
Back into the desert, towards Vegas. Rode over Hoover Dam and met the only asshole of the entire trip. Federal Agent Double O Cock pulled us over on the dam wall and accused me of nearly riding over a little girl, and causing an international incident (that's a little dramatic buddy). Thing is, I was recording with a chest harness, and I've watched that video over and over and I can't see any little girls nearly going under the wheels of my XT. Anyway, there was no cooling this guy down, so I just said yes sir, no sir, thank you sir and eventually we were on our way, into Vegas. We were super lucky in Vegas, because my Dad let us use his timeshare points to stay in a nice apartment for a week. Wow, luxury for us dirty bikers, for the only time on the trip. Vegas is everything you can imagine, lawless and awesome. I'm more of a drinker than a gambler, so me and the missus walked the strip with party cups of hard booze! Yea, love that. And casinos would have shows outside to watch, like the volcano outside The Mirage and the pirate show outside Treasure Island. We both really liked Vegas, but not for the gambling! Only regret is we didn't go to the Pawn Shop form the TV series 'Pawn Stars'. Next time then ;)
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Ao2W - episode 10 - YouTube
Between us and the coast lay Death Valley. This place is legendary for its temperature and dryness, and we were a little worried on our air-cooled bikes with our nice insulating bike gear. We went and bought something called a cool vest, which is basically a waistcoat which you soak in the sink and put it on under your jacket. These things worked so well, I hardly had to drink water! We were so worried about the heat, but these 'cool vests' sorted us out. I remember thinking, damn; we should have had them in Texas. Death Valley could be ridden through in a day (we did it in two), but Texas took us a week to ride across, without 'cool vests', and we sweated bricks! Besides all the heat, Death Valley was an epic place. We stayed at a place called Stovepipe Wells, and explored the nearby rock formations and dunes at night. The sky was so clear and moonlight so bright, it was unforgettable And the ride out the next day wasn't bad either!
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Ao2W - episode 11 - YouTube
Californi-a Motherf**ker! Expensive camping in Malibu and awesome views of the beach. Stopped in the kind of places you've heard about on TV, like Santa Barbara, and Neptune's Net. Rode past Beverly Hills and on to Sunset Strip. This was a bit of a pilgrimage for my wife and me, to go to Sunset Strip and the Whiskey-a-Go-Go, where so many of our favourite bands had started. Stayed on the strip and rocked out at the Whiskey and The Rainbow Bar down the road. Pricey night, but worth it. Got called a hillbilly/redneck in the street by someone driving past in a cab. Yes, finally, recognition, I was honoured! After that we headed down to San Diego to plan our assault southwards.
We met some awesome people in the San Diego camp site and ended cooking up a storm with them and trading stories. Bliss.
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Ao2W - episode 12 - YouTube
This next video starts off with a few pictures of the wonderful people we met in the San Diego campsite :), all about to head off in our own separate directions, but for the same reason. Adventure.
As for Mexico, we knew that certain towns/border crossings in Mexico were more dangerous than others, and after being in the USA for 3 months, had a bit of fear in us from all the people we met saying how they'd pray for us when we went to Mexico (I haven't figured out how that's gonna stop bullets, but hey).
We decided to head east in the US to the border town of Nogales, cross there and head south as quickly as possible. We soon realised that Mexico wasn't as bad as was made out in the US. Maybe it had something to do with being on two dirty bikes and not a million dollar RV. We camped on the coast and got fried by the heat and battered by torrential rain. I loved it, and the bikes lapped it up. In the beginning though, the route we had chosen looked really rough, and we weren't sure where to stay half the time. But it all started to get better when we arrived in a town called Alamos. This town looked the way you'd imagine Mexico to look, with colonial buildings and street food and markets. We paid for a guide, which is something I'd always recommend, and got shown about and more importantly, informed.
We really liked Alamos, and the guide told us about an 8km dirt road out of the town back to the main road. Let's ride!
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Ao2W - episode 13 - YouTube
This next part of the trip has a back story. The Christmas before, my wife and I had ridden up Sani Pass, from South Africa into Lesotho. It's a famous pass that off-roaders like to do, and there was a rumour that they wanted to tar it (see: destroy), so of course we had to go up there, post haste. At the top we stayed at a backpackers, where we met an American couple on an adventure of their own. They told us they were building a environmentally friendly RV park on the south west coast of Mexico, south of Puerto Vallarta - near a little village called Mayto. They invited us to come down and have a look. We were super keen, but it was so far away, we couldn't visualise ourselves being there. But time and distance do go by, and soon we were right around the corner! It was an exciting 50km dirt road to ride down and we were soon at the gates. They have a lovely farm and RV site and the coastline is rugged and beautiful. The couple we had met up Sani Pass weren't home, as they had just returned to the U.S. We were taken in by the caretakers of the farm, a wonderful Canadian couple who were there to enjoy the isolation and beauty and work on the ranch. We stayed for a week and tried to help out as well, but some days the heat was so oppressive that we weren't much good! What a blissful time we had, with wonderful people. Fish is readily available and we barbecued a few nights. The local beach had a turtle camp, run by the University of Guadalajara, and we even got to release our own little turtle. We called him Sancho! On the farm there were goats, chickens, a donkey called Lupita, and a dog called Chancho. We loved it! I cleaned the goats' enclosure while my wife milked them. The different things you learn on the road! This time spent at Rancho Sol y Mar was one of the highlights of our trip.
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We were well into Mexico now, heading into the Tequila region. Eish, even the best Tequila in the world still tastes like Tequila! We did go to the actual town of Tequila and visit the Jose Cuervo distillery. I love things like that! Any time there's a brewery or distillery to go to, I'm keen. We satisfied ourselves with various forms of Agave and rode into the hills for some serious Mexican cornering. Through misty mountains, wet valleys and finally congested traffic into Guadalajara we rode. We stayed at a very nice backpackers near the city centre and went for a night on the town. The annual Mariachi festival happened to be on, so things were lively and busy. The mariachis in the street played well, but the ones on stage for the festival were magnificent, backed by a full orchestra. Glad we saw that ;)
Guadalajara is also famous for sandwiches drenched in chill sauce. I salivate as I write this now, for this is a taste which speaks to me. Pork on a roll, ladled with super hot chilli sauce. I will say no more!
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Ao2W - episode 15 - YouTube
The first part of this video I am showing how we packed the bikes every morning. Roughly 40kg's on each bike. We travelled a bit too heavy, but we managed. Notice at the back of the rack there is a mini barbecue grid that was our little rack extension! Not exactly Touratech, but it works. We were still heading east, but avoiding Mexico City like the plague! Our rationale was to stay away from one of the busiest cities in the world and take in some more countryside riding. This proved difficult, geographically, because it would seem that all sign posted roads lead to Mexico City! The road was wet and twisty a lot of the time, just how I like it! We managed to get ourselves up on a volcano for a bit of a look and a fun days riding! Most of the day involved being lost, asking people where to go in our rubbish Spanish, and crowning it all off by coming down the volcano on a very muddy flooded road with busses and scrap cars all around us. Adventure!
We headed through Oaxaca and sampled some good Mescal along the way. This region seemed to have a fair bit of police and military presence, and we were stopped more than once. The military were far more intimidating than the police as they had the 1000 yard stare well practiced, not to mention the automatic rifles they could wave around. But all our papers were in order, and no altercations ever arose.
It was around this time that the penny was starting to drop. We didn't have enough money to complete our trip. Far from it, in fact. By my calculations we might just be able to ship our bikes and ourselves away from Mexico and just about break even on the other side.
We were heading for Australia when the trip was over, to start a new life (which we have subsequently done) and the thought of debt when we got there was against my sensibilities. And besides that, I think we were secretly done. We learned on our trip that we aren't the type to travel for years. It's a nice idea, but it's not for everyone. We decided to ship our bikes out of Veracruz, so with that in mind we continued and enjoyed the rest of our time on the road.
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We spent a couple of days in the blissful cool of the mountain town San Cristobal and enjoyed shopping at the fantastic markets. Met a cool biker on the road to Palenque, Pablo was his name-o. He was coming the other way and we waved each other down to stop for a chat. We arranged to meet at the backpackers and have dinner the following night. The next day we checked out the awesome pyramids at Palenque. I had heard that the locals try to sell you magic mushrooms, but these magic mushroom selling locals never showed up. O well...
Palenque was interesting and amazing to see. We then headed back to our backpackers, where, true to his word, Pablo arrived and we cooked him dinner. Meetings like this are what make travelling worthwhile. We rode together the next day, heading for the Caribbean coast.
We ended our trip on the south eastern coast of Mexico, in Tulum, which I can highly recommend. Its looks just like you'd imagine the Caribbean to look, turquoise blue water, white sand, bars with cocktails, and a pair of XT's ripping up the place! Met some more bikers on their way to South America in the supermarket, and had dinner and drinks with them too. All in all a wonderful time in the Mexican Caribbean, but the battle was far from over.
We had to travel up to Veracruz to the port to get our shipping done. This was about a week after Veracruz was in the news for Drug Cartel murders, so we were apprehensive. But we went there and managed to sort everything out in about a week. In that time we ate all things Mexican and enjoyed every minute! The ride along the coast from Cancun to Veracruz, which took us four days to do, was very very good. We went through some seriously un-touristy places and unspoiled tropical jungle.
Don't get me wrong though, shipping was not easy, and involved a lot of Google Translate emails! We finally got our bikes crated up and shipped to Durban, South Africa, via Rotterdam (it was the only way!). After 6 different flights, we stepped out in Durban, glad to be home.
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Ao2W - episode 17 - YouTube
This video is a wrap up of the entire trip, with a selection of our favourite pictures. We had a wonderful time and it was the trip of our lifetimes. We learned that nothing is going to turn out how you thought, people are going to be wonderful, and glad you've come to their part of the world. O, and its going to be more expensive than you ever imagined!
Every problem needs money and time to solve, and a never give up attitude. I'm not sure how travellers travel cheaply, because we couldn't. Now we don't need pampering, but after 8 to 10 hours on the bike, sweating like mad, packing and unpacking every day, you need a shower! If you free camped, there'd be no shower, or water, unless you were next to a river or something, but that doesn't mean you can just use that water, it might make you ill, depending on where you are. The more out there you wanted to be, the more stuff you'd have to carry. One of the most difficult and heavy things to carry is enough water. I'm not disputing that people do this, but be aware that it won't be easy, and if you travelling in a pair or group, everyone has to be on the same page about things, because it's going to get hard, sweaty and dirty.
That's all I can say really, Go out there and enjoy, because there's a lot to enjoy. And the boy scouts have got it right: Be Prepared.
Episode 18 - the wrap up
Ao2W - episode 18 - YouTube
Here's a bonus video, when we went into Monument Valley in the States. Worth a visit!
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Once we got back to South Africa, we did a few amazing trips with friends. Big thanks to MotoZulu, Thumpers MC and friends. Cheers.
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Sounds like an amazing trip. I just read over your notes now, but I will try to make time tonight to watch your videos as well.
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Your Life On Earth
BBC Earth have an excellent interactive, personalised just for you. "Find out how, since the date of your birth, your life has progressed; including how many times your heart has beaten, and how far you have travelled through space. Investigate … Continue reading
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Rosetta's Selfie
"This Rosetta spacecraft selfie was snapped on October 7th. At the time the spacecraft was about 472 million kilometers from planet Earth, but only 16 kilometers from the surface of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Looming beyond the spacecraft near the top of … Continue reading
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The Topography Of Tears
What do human tears look like under the microscope? Rather beautiful, actually. Rose-Lynn Fisher has created a wondrous mix of science and art, by looking at her tears through a microscope. The results appear like aerial shots of Earth, with rivers, roads, cities, fields, … Continue reading
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Curiosity Completes Its First Martian Year
Today, June 24th 2014, marks the day that NASA's Curiosity rover has been on Mars for one whole Martian year (687 days). The above video talks about the Curiosity mission, the results they've achieved, and the challenges they've faced. It's incredibly … Continue reading
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NASA – Earthrise
"In December of 1968, the crew of Apollo 8 became the first people to leave our home planet and travel to another body in space. But as crew members Frank Borman, James Lovell, and William Anders all later recalled, the … Continue reading
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Falling To Earth
"What would it be like to fall to Earth from really high up? A new record for the highest jump was accomplished in 2012 by Felix Baumgartner. Surpassing the previous record of 31.3 kilometer plummet, Baumgartner, in a commercial venture, jumped off a floating balloon … Continue reading
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