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To hear Jane Tomlinson and her brother Luke talk you could be forgiven for thinking that this was a just a cycling holiday. Like any road trip, it's fuelled mostly by running jokes: about bad weather and dodgy hotels, dismal toilets and skimpy breakfasts, the joys of trying to wash and dry underwear overnight. It's fun, all this, but you have to remind yourself from time to time that theirs is also a truly incredible journey.
When I caught up with them on Tuesday, Jane and Luke were sitting outside a little roadside hotel in Alassio, a resort in the north-west corner of Italy. It was day 10 of their tandem ride from Rome to home (in Leeds) and they had clocked up more than 500 miles. They gave me an account of the story so far, dwelling a bit on the unseasonable conditions, the times they have leaned the bike at a 45 degree angle into the crosswind, how they have got wet most mornings and wetter most afternoons. How they've seen thunder and lightning, hail and snow.
They tell me about the best of times: their first glimpse of the duomo in Florence, or the morning they got to the top of one climb just as the massed rainbow peloton of the Giro D'Italia, the big national bike race, swept through the valley below, a magical sight. They also recount how they have triumphed so far over the worst: on the longest day yet, nine and a half hours on the bike, they climbed 9,000 feet over the course of 70 miles from the sea to the snow line at the ski resort of San Stefano d'Aveto.
The one struggle they don't mention, however, is the one that makes all the other obstacles seem like no obstacle at all. In fact, it's more than an hour after I've met them - when I'm asking Luke how well the tandem balances on the steep uphill gradients - that he mentions in passing how 'it's sometimes a bit tricky as Jane can't stand up in the saddle to pedal because of the secondary cancer sites in her legs.'
Those closest to Jane Tomlinson have probably become familiar with this kind of observation, but its implications do not lose the power to amaze. Before I'd gone out to see her, I'd talked to her husband, Mike, who is back at home with their seven-year-old son and younger teenage daughter (the elder is away at university) and he'd told me about some of the milestones on Jane's long journey to Italy.
It had all really begun, he said, nearly four years ago when Jane was diagnosed terminally ill with cancer in her bones and the doctors gave her around six months to live. Before that she had never really done any sport or gone far on a bike, but she was asked to do a sponsored 5km run in aid of cancer research. 'And being Jane she did not want to be seen as someone who would just walk the course. She wanted to do it as fast as she could.'
Mike set out to train with his wife and the first time they ran she got to the end of their road and was gasping for air and doubled up. Three weeks later, though, she ran the 5,000 metres in well under half an hour. And her husband thought: 'How the hell did you manage that?' He's been thinking pretty much the same thing ever since.
Despite and because of her illness Jane got it into her head that she would do the London marathon for charity next. 'To be honest that first time, we thought she would be dead by April, and we couldn't really see her running it,' Mike explained. He and their three children talked about the race to keep Mum going over Christmas. 'It became like a family joke in a way.' But Jane did run it, and once she had done one, she wanted to go faster. Though the cancer continued to spread she has completed two more marathons. And her ambition culminated last year when she completed an 'Iron Man' event that combined a 1.9km swim and a 90km bike ride with a half marathon - run in 1 hour 57 minutes - at the end. Jane had not that long been off chemotherapy, Mike says, 'so you are just thinking: "How on earth..?"'
I'm thinking this, too, while I sit with Jane outside the hotel in Italy. Perhaps it is because it's spring, or perhaps it is the knowledge of what she is putting herself through, but Alassio seems all about life. There is the thick scent of orange blossom in the air, the old men are out on the pier swapping stories and twitching fishing lines, mothers and babies play in the soft sand at the shoreline. Jane is drinking it all in. I watch her do one of the live broadcasts to the news crew from Sky that is following her progress. She talks brightly of the miles behind her, and those still to come, of the challenge she is most looking forward to - the ascent of Mont Ventoux, the most feared climb in the Tour de France - all the time animated and modest and precise.
She's lost weight so far on the ride, to the extent that there is nothing of her, really. She has brought with her in her pannier one pair of 'going out' trousers to change into, but she is forever having to hitch them up, tugging to tighten the waistband. She and Luke stash as many bread rolls and hard-boiled eggs from the breakfast table as they can carry for lunch. They dine out on pasta and pizza at night. But however much she eats, she can't seem to eat enough, she says.
Jane came off chemotherapy for the last time in mid-January. It was her third course, and this time a very high-toxicity regime of drugs that systematically destroyed her immune system to try to knock out the cancer cells. It was not successful. For this journey she is taking nothing much more stringent than a cod liver oil capsule at breakfast, though she is also on a warfarin drip to keep her blood thin. The thought of just being here seems enough to keep her going, and it was that thought, she says, that got her through the worst of the chemo, too.
'From October to February when I was really very poorly I'd be thinking, this is where I'll be on such and such a day in May,' she explains to me. 'I've found it's easier to look forward to something outside of normal life, an adventure, than to fix on something that really matters to you. I could not have managed for example to look forward to getting my daughter through her GCSEs knowing all the time that I might not be there. But with this, it's like a dream. It's not real.'
The urge to do this particular trip began when she saw a TV documentary years ago. 'It wasn't a brilliant programme,' she says, 'but it had a big effect on me. It showed this family who fostered children and who cycled through France with some of the children they had taken in, all with panniers on their bikes. It just looked wonderful.'
After that film she and Mike decided to foster children themselves: 'We did respite care for two children with complex medical needs for about five years until I got very poorly again.' It was at that point that Jane remembered the other part of the programme, the cycling tour. 'My brother had a tandem, so he and I set off on a three-night trip in the Yorkshire Dales. This was two and a half years ago, and of course it rained all the time then, too,' she says. 'We enjoyed it, and I wondered if he fancied doing anything longer, to raise money for charity: and that's how John O'Groats to Land's End came about, which we did last year. And then we decided we wanted to do just one more.'
Jane and Luke are the sixth and seventh children of a family of 10, five brothers and five sisters. They have always been close, and her illness has brought them closer. 'Luke's probably helped me more than anyone in the family - and they have all been great - just with some good solid advice. Giving me information about the illness and about treatments.'
Luke is the senior charge nurse in the Accident and Emergency department at Jimmy's hospital in Leeds, so he's seen some things. He's as Yorkshire as you like, too, so he doesn't gush, but his sister's courage, as well as the half-million pounds she has so far raised for charity, is clearly a source of profound pride. Jane and Luke aren't cruising on the bike. They spin along at about 17 miles an hour, and they have had it up near 45mph on some of the descents. A couple of times they have attached themselves to the back of serious cycling clubs out on a 50k, and had a smile about how unhappy the young Italian racers have been in finding they could not shake off a tandem loaded up with kit and riding for a cancer charity. Feeling the tiredness in his own legs, in Alassio, Luke wonders how Jane keeps going. 'Sometimes,' he tells me later that night, 'I just haven't the faintest idea where she gets the strength from.'
Jane herself puts it down to the fact that she is both very stubborn, and very lucky. 'I was first diagnosed with breast cancer when I was 26,' she says, when I ask. 'I'm 40 now, so I've lived with that fact for most of my adult life. I had a recurrence at 29. And then the other four years ago, when I was told it had spread to my bones and my lungs. There's a level of pain all the time, of course, and sometimes it can get very distressing, but I see it as part of my life. I mean, what am I going to do: sit in a chair and be sad? Tell people my leg hurts? There's still life to be lived. I'd rather get on with it.'
On Wednesday, Jane and Luke were getting ready to cycle to Monte Carlo. By the end of the evening before, Jane had looked drained and pale, though she didn't say much about it, except that maybe she wouldn't mind eating soon, and perhaps she would get an early night. In the morning, though, she was bright and excited, leading the conversation at breakfast, anxious for any gossip she missed. She wanted to make sure she got her Sky bulletin done on time: it's important to her partly because her son Steven watches on the telly at home, seeing Mummy before he goes to school, and she worries if they are behind schedule, hoping it won't make him late.
They were cycling to Monaco on the fast coast road. She imagined the motorists would be as much of a problem as the hills, but she has learned to give as good as she gets from drivers who squeeze them into the hard shoulder. Before she set off Jane showed me the two-armed gesticulation in the Italian manner that she has perfected from the back of the tandem, a performance, she remarked, that tends to frighten off even the most truculent of Ligurian lorry drivers.
I took the train down the coast, and on the way read some of Lance Arm strong's book, It's Not About the Bike, his story of how he recovered from testicular cancer to win the first of his five Tours de France. Some of it, Jane found quite inspirational (while at the same time smiling and suggesting 'he can sound a bit of a selfish prick, too'). She does not allow herself much optimism, but 'if anything could make me believe in a miracle it would be Lance Armstrong, because when you read how poorly he was, he shouldn't be here.' Even so, she says, 'I don't hope for a cure, I just hope for a good quality of life, and I hope that when it becomes time for me to stop making the effort to still be around, I can let go.'
There are bits of Armstrong's book that might just explain a little why there is something about climbing steep hills on a bike that might in itself be attractive to someone like Jane. Partly, according to Armstrong, it's about letting your body know who you are, what you might be capable of. But more than that it's about time. I underline one or two sentences where he explains this: just as moments never seem so intense as when you are flying down a mountain on two wheels, so going the other way, time seems to stand still: 'A minute suddenly seems like an hour when you are pedalling uphill.'
When I stop underlining, I finish listening to the tape recording I had made with Mike, Jane's husband. He's talking about the night they found out that things could not get any worse. 'When Jane was diagnosed, by which I mean when she was told she was going to die, we were told quite late in the evening,' he says. 'A breast care nurse I knew very well, a lovely straight-speaking Yorkshire woman, asked me if I would like a cup of tea. I said no actually I'd rather be with Jane. And she said: "Let me put it another way: you are coming into my office now for a cup of tea." So I went in and she sat at the other side of the desk. "What you have to get into your head," she said, "is that Jane is going to die. There is no cure. Don't be thinking that someone will save her. And once you have got your head around that, you will be able to move forward with your life." To be honest that is how it is. This is not like Lance Armstrong where the chemotherapy reversed his testicular cancer. For a woman like Jane with secondary metastatic bone cancer there is no cure.'
Given this fact, Mike of course had some misgivings about Jane spending five weeks of the time she has left cycling through France. Some of this had to do with his usual fears about the strain she is putting on her body, particularly her spine, which, weakened by the cancer, could break. Mostly, though, it is the fact that she will be away from the family. 'We sat down a lot and talked about it, and part of her, of course, wants to spend every last minute she has with her seven-year-old boy and her teenage daughters. But weighed against that was the good she could do, the money she could raise, and the example she could set to other people in her position. No one is going to say how long Jane has to live now. The disease is a lot more advanced than it was four years ago. There are more sites and she is getting more pain from the sites. But in the end she felt she had set her heart on this and she wanted to do it.'
I wondered if, knowing Jane and her disease as intimately as he does, he believed the endurance tests actually helped with the cancer.
'Jane will say no,' he said, 'because she does not want other cancer patients to believe they can save themselves by running a marathon or riding a bike. But in her case at least I would certainly say she is better when she is training. Last weekend she was in Rome and two journalists who saw her set off rang me up on the Sunday night and said that they were concerned that Jane was not well enough even to start to cycle. Every day since then, she has told me the bone pain has reduced. Whether that is because she is distracted from it by the ride, or whether it is to do with endorphins she is producing, I don't think anyone knows.'
Mike and the rest of the family have not joined Jane on her trip, partly because they haven't the money, and partly because they do not want to disrupt the children too much. It must, I suggested, be a hard thing for him to sit with his son every morning watching Jane's progress on television. How much did Steven understand?
'Well,' Mike said, 'he knows that Mum's going to die. We joke that we'll have a two-seater, a Ferrari, after Jane's gone, though of course he knows we could never afford one. But he certainly knows that at some point soon there will only be us. He'll say: "Daddy and I will do so-and-so after Mummy has gone." But whether he understands the implications of that, who knows?'
Jane and Luke reach Monte Carlo in the early afternoon, and, for a change, just before the heavens open. They are quite light-headed from the ride, which has mostly been beside the sea. Jane says her gesticulations proved invaluable on the roads. In the thick traffic on the way into town they have also had, what she calls one or two 'Jane moments'. Recognising her from her TV bulletins a few ex-pats have ambushed her to give her a hug, or pressed a few euros into her hand for the charity. She is both amused and a bit embarrassed by the attention.
When she has sorted herself and the bike out we sit down for a coffee. Outside, Monte Carlo is preparing for next week's Grand Prix, and the big yachts are manoeuvring themselves in the harbour. I mention to her the fact of Mike's misgivings about her trip, wonder if she still has doubts she is doing the right thing?
Of course, she says, all the time. 'But more than anything else I felt that this would be the last year that we could raise funds in this way. It's intrusive and I don't have a lot of time left with my family. But I'm doing this because we could and because there was media interest, and I felt that with that we could maximise the amount of money we could raise. After this, though, no, I think I've well and truly done my bit.' She smiles. 'Also, although I'm away for five weeks, the thought of these weeks has got me through six months that I might not otherwise have got through. It's a pay-off, if you like.'
I say that watching her over the last couple of days, it's been almost impossible to think of her as terminally ill, and I wonder if that idea ever properly sinks in to her either?
'Not really, because the whole thing is surreal,' she says. 'The fact of living and knowing that you are not going to live much longer, you never get used to that. It's an odd thing to live without thoughts of a future. I'm a radiographer in the children's unit at the Leeds General Infirmary, for example. I work hard, but I'm not going to get to a higher level than I am now, however hard I work, or however much I might deserve it, because time is against me. Or: Mike and I always planned to move to the Dales when the children left home. I'd quite like to do it now, but the upheaval would be a nonsense if I'm dead next year. The lack of ability to plan, to have dreams really, that's the hardest thing.'
In a way, given that she is always so cheerful, so determined, it's a relief when Jane cries a bit, which she does now, as she looks out of the window at all the commotion outside, the gendarmes whistling at big articulated vehicles.
'It's just I have this feeling,' she says, 'this strong feeling all the while: I'm a Mum and my job's not done. I've never aspired to some highfalutin career, but I wanted more than anything to be there to see my family grow up. I've got a seven-year-old son, and I've got two nearly grown-up daughters, one of them has got a fiancé and I'm highly unlikely to see her married, I won't get to be there when Steven gets into high school, I won't be there with Mike.'
She wipes her eyes, collects herself, apologises. 'It's just sometimes there's no point in doing the happy-clappy thing I do to cameras all the time, because my life's not like that. People have come to expect me to be this immensely positive person, but I'm just the same as everyone else, I sometimes get scared, I sometimes think things are shitty, I sometimes feel extremely poorly, and if I want to bawl my eyes out I will.' Though, she admits, finding a way to smile, she probably won't very often.
But how, I wonder again, does she find the strength to hold herself together?
'Partly, she says, 'it's because I genuinely feel very lucky. When I was first told I was going to die my son was only three, and I could not bear the idea that he would not remember me. We all want to pass on a bit of ourselves into our children's lives, something that they can hold on to I suppose. So I feel I have been blessed in that now he'll know a bit about who I was. At 36, I felt very much that I was too young to die, that I hadn't done enough, now at 40 I feel I have done more than a lot of people do in a lifetime. So if it's my time this year, I would say thank you, God, for what you gave me. These precious four years. I mean,' she says, grinning, 'how many other Yorkshire lasses do you know that can say they have cycled to Monte Carlo this afternoon?'
I agree I don't know any.
'And how many on Monday evening will be able to say they have got up Mont Ventoux on the back of a tandem? Won't that be the most wonderful feeling?'
And after that, how far does she let herself look into the future?
'Well,' she says, 'after Mont Ventoux, I'm just hoping it's going to feel like freewheeling all the way home.'
· Jane's chosen charities are: Sparks, a charity dedicated to medical research into conditions affecting babies and young children, Macmillan Cancer Relief and two local charities - the Paediatric Acute Services at Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust and Hannah House, a care home in Rothwell, Leeds. Donate online via www.janesappeal.com;


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Jul 26, 2012 at 11:08 pm #1292365
Hey all,
Getting ready for an Aug. 6th start date for the JMT! Started putting together my initial gear list, and I was hoping I could get some input on where I can get the most cost efficient improvements. A couple of notes: I don't have a stove or fuel listed here, I'm going with a group of 3 and my friend is bringing (and probably carrying) the stove. I also haven't gotten around to weighing everything yet, but I think you can get the idea on weights (i.e. the camelback). The copper spur is not yet purchased, but I'm pretty set on it; my other option is a ~5 oz cuben MacCat tarp that I bought spur of the moment earlier this year intended for hammocking, but it seems that hammocks aren't viable on the JMT. This thing is a pain to set up with poles, so I think I'm going with the tent (tarp is FS in perfect condition so PM if interested).
Thanks!Jul 27, 2012 at 8:50 am #1897969
ManfredBPL Member
My wife and I will leave on the 4th with two of our daughters (8 & 10) on the JMT. So we might meet along the way.
You could save a couple of pounds from your pack.
Since you have not yet purchased the tent, I will start with that. I looked up the price at REI.com and you could use the same $400 to save some weight.
1) Tent. Get a tarptent. There a many choices out there. Look for example at the Double Rainbow (41 oz) from Tarptent for $275 or the Haven (18 oz) from Sixmoon Design for $200 (the NetTent (16 oz) would be an extra $150, but at this time of year there should be no problem with mosquitos). So assuming you go with the SMD Haven and buy a Cossammer Gear Polycryo groundsheet and TI shepherd stakes you save roughly 2 lbs from your pack and $200 from your wallet that you can spend on other items.
2) You have several items from REI. In case you got your Osprey Atmos 65 there, bring it back and replace it with the Osprey Exos 58. That saves you over a 1 lbs.
3) Same for Camelback bladder. Return it to REI and replace it with Platypus 2l bladder. Saves you 1/4 lbs
4) Return the sleeping bag liner. You won't need it with a 20F sleeping bag. You can wear your long johns in the sleeping bag to keep it clean. Saves you 1/4 lbs and another $70.
5) Replace the Nalgene bottle with a free Snapple/Gatorade/etc. 1l bottle to save another 5 oz
So assuming you can return/exchange at REI, you saved already 3.75 lbs and over $250 dollars.
You can now use these $250 to lighten up in other areas and buy things that are still missing from your list like sunglasses & sunhat.
– Replace the headlamp with a a model that weighs 3 oz or less (like Petzl Tikka) to save another 3.5 oz
– Replace the swiss army knife with a smaller version that weighs only 0.75 oz and saves you another 2 oz
– etc.
So by now we are already at over 4 lbs of weight savings. You can easily save another pound in other areas. Replace the 10 oz rainjacket with a cheap 5oz driducks jacket (under $20 and comes with "free" pants). Replace the 19 oz jacket with a 12-14 oz down jacket with the rest of your saved money from the tent, …
Have fun out there,
ManfredJul 27, 2012 at 9:20 am #1897977
Thanks for the reply Manfred,
1) But wouldn't I eventually have to buy the net, making the total cost $350 + stakes, groundsheet, etc? I will look into this option and also check gear swap for other tarp options.
Also, this is a question I've always had but never asked (regarding tarps): My trekking poles are shock loaded – does this make it difficult/impossible to pitch a taut tarp that relies on a trekking pole for support?
2) I didn't get my Atmos there, I got it at EMS which doesn't have the same return policy.
3) I also didn't get my camelback from REI. I really value the ability to drink on the go, although I guess I could sacrifice that.
4) The liner was a gift a couple years ago so I can't return it, but I don't have to bring it.
5) Definitely will do this.
-Headlamp: Was planning on this already, will need less batteries too!
-What knives would you recommend?
-I could return the synthetic jacket to REI and get a down jacket, maybe a feathered friends?
Thanks again for the recommendations! Maybe see you on the trail.Jul 27, 2012 at 9:48 am #1897986
ManfredBPL Member
1) If you camp a lot in mosquito infested areas, you will want the NetTent with the Haven. If you take the TT Double Rainbow or the SMD Lunar Duo, you have built-in netting for 41 oz. That still saves considerable weight and around $100.
My wife uses shockloaded trekking poles and never had an issue with setting up any of our tarp tents
3) The Platypus bladder is just like the CamelBak bladder – only for half the weight. So you can drink from the hose like you prefer.
Knife. I carry a 0.8 oz Leatherman Style (knife, Scissors, tweezer, nail file, screwdriver). That is all I need – even when fishing and preparing trout. The "classic" swiss army model is very similar.
Down Jacket. If you have the money for the Feathered Friend Helios (or similar from Western Mountaineering) you can't go wrong. If you want to save some money and weight (at the cost of warmth) you might go with a Patagonia Down Sweater or Marmot Zeus. The have less down fill weight and less overall weight. That is all you need at this time of year on the JMT.
ManfredJul 28, 2012 at 3:39 pm #1898272
Katy AndersonMember
You probably won't need the bug headnet as we've had such a dry year.
Ok, that was it for the deletions, the rest are additions.
Might want to add an additional platy, that way you can choose to dry camp instead of hiking on to the next lake that might be quite busy with other campers.
Protect your eyes, add sun glasses, the sun is intense at altitude.
If you are hiking in shorts and a t-shirt you will also need plenty of sunscreen, alternatively wear very thin, loose fitting nylon long pants and long-sleeved shirt, plus floppy hat and sun gloves for complete sun protection.
Sharing a single stove between the three of you and taking turns using it means eating meals in shifts rather than together. You are not saving much weight either as simple canister stoves weigh three ounces or less. Bring one each.
You'll also need a bear can each.
Bring a small container of hand sanitizer, good for when you don't have extra water to spare for hand washing.
Deck of cards, paperback or even an ipod might provide some needed entertainment in the evening hours.
Have fun!Jul 28, 2012 at 9:51 pm #1898327
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Order this book, read it.
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seconded, my favorite book on the topic.Jul 30, 2012 at 6:53 am #1898516
Thanks for the book suggestion, I'll check it out when I get the chance.
I've updated a few things on the list – returned my synthentic jacket to REI and picked up a down sweater. Also found a clearance headlamp that weighs 2.75 oz instead of 6+. I was in the whites this weekend and actually found my camelback had a hole (that leaked all over my bag….), so I replaced it with a 70 oz platypus. Also ordered cap2 top and bottoms, so I've shaved off a pound or so with those upgrades.
Katy, thank you so much for all of those responses.
Really good to hear that it's bug free – I'll think about dropping the net to reduce clutter, although at ~1 oz it's a minor item that could be essential if we stay at a buggy spot, especially since I don't carry any deet.
I think I will bring a little sunscreen, I have the cap 2s in case it's really bad, but I am generally pretty good about not getting burnt. The only sunglasses I have are Ray Bans that I'd rather not bring to the woods – are bad quality sunglasses even worth it? I've heard a possible myth that poor lenses are actually worse for your eyes since they dilate your pupils but don't actually block harmful rays. Not sure what to think about this.
I'll probably try to grab a cheap straw hat at a thrift store, the $40 REI ones are ridiculous.
My friend's stove is a whisperlite, so we won't be using canisters (although I own a pocket rocket). I think since most of our food is just add boiling water, we will be able to just boil a pot of water and all eat together.
As much as I'd like to rent a bearikade, it's significantly cheaper to rent the big black box from Yosemite. Also, my friends (who are not really concerned with weight) are renting from Yosemite, so it will be much easier logistically. It is a significant weight savings…but I think this time I'll have to pass.
Sani is a must – I have that, just haven't weighed it and added it to the list yet.
Entertainment suggestions are good – a deck of cards and a book will definitely be travelling with me.
Edit: another question, about food: I've planned for ~4000 calories/day, with almost everything above 100 cal/oz. I'm thinking this might be too much food? I'm 20 years old, 160 lbs, in good shape and we're planning 12-18 mile days.
Thanks again for all your help!Jul 31, 2012 at 4:53 pm #1898917
Ryan CBPL Member
@radio_guyLocale: Alaska
A friend and I start the JMT in two weeks. We are planning for 4000 calories per day, averaging 125 calories per ounce (2lbs pppd) and will be doing similar mileage at times. I may cut it to 3000 calories per day for Happy Isles to Tuolumne Meadows (our 1st resupply) to make my appetite kick in so I do eat everything thereafter.Aug 3, 2012 at 2:17 am #1899787
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@rlmckayLocale: Wanaka NZ
I did the JMT exactly the same time last year – Cowboy camped all the way – the tarp stayed in my pack – however you do need to take a shelter (Not a tent – a cuben fiber tarp – Zpacks). My current gear list at http://www.lightweighttramping.blogspot.com – although for NZ is basically what I took on the JMT. We had 18 days straight blue sky.Aug 5, 2012 at 8:08 pm #1900501
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Chef-owner Ryan McCaskey's South Loop fine dining respite is a study in rich whites, a rare exercise in the restaurant as a space of tranquility and elegance. Flashes of inspiration light up the menu—shrimp paired with cuttlefish noodles and cauliflower, a charcuterie plate starring gently smoky "duck ham"—but the overall focus is on food that is rich and satisfying rather than revolutionary.
Topolobampo is the most sophisticated and upscale of Rick Bayless's restaurants, and the one most frequented by President Obama and his family. As with all of Bayless's restaurants, the products used here are local and seasonal. So whether you're eating fresh oysters or ceviche or one of the beautiful moles, you know you're eating the best the season has to offer. An ever-changing menu means it's hard to predict exactly what will be on offer day to day—but because Bayless is involved, it never really feels like a gamble.
Chicago has a few small, far from downtown places where chefs have carved out personal enclaves for high-level fine dining. But perhaps none were born with the maturity and finesse of this 34-seat, off-the-beaten-Lincoln-Square-path BYOB from husband-and-wife Chris and Nina Nugent. Chris, a veteran of Les Nomades, brings precision to every dish on the nine-course, $135 tasting menu. The food is technically flawless, while Nina's front-of-the-house charm brings the personality.
This iconic West Loop kitchen is still one of Chicago's best. The beautiful, constantly changing seasonal plates are full of surprising elements—chilled sweet corn soup with arctic char roe; barbecued sturgeon and pork belly with snap peas, marinated shiitake and peanut consommé—which makes for exciting and, sometimes, challenging eating. Drinks from bartender Kyle Davidson are elegant, and the wine list offers exceptional wines.
Want to skip rent this month and have the best Italian fine dining experience in town? Splurge here. For its 30th birthday in 2014, Spiaggia received a refresh—new chef, new somm, new look. The space has been redone—the entrance features bottles upon bottles of wine, the tables all face the windows and offer views of Michigan Avenue, there are new chandeliers and everything is brighter and fresher. The menu is now a tasting menu, with well-cooked proteins, fresh crudos and house-made pastas (don't worry, the gnocchi with ricotta and black truffle sauce remains).
Chef Carrie Nahabedian delivers an upscale experience minus the pomp, courtesy of a snazzy room and a seasonal menu that reads like a who's who in regional, sustainable foods. The menu changes weekly, so expect anything from seasonal veggies—French wild asparagus, spring peas and sugar snap peas—accompanying a wild Yukon River Alaskan salmon to Spanish-inspired bread pudding with saffron ice cream, candied orange peel, crème fraîche and bacon.


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Colts GM ready to chase free agents who can help
Colts general manager Ryan Grigson would rather find help than make a splash in free agency this year.
With more than $40 million available, he could do both.
Grigson told a small group of reporters Tuesday he will aggressively pursue free agents who can help the Colts get "over the hump." He will seek less-expensive players who plug holes, too.
Where do the Colts need reinforcements? Grigson wouldn't say specifically, though it's clear Indy must protect Andrew Luck better and needs to improve the secondary.
One player Grigson confirms the Colts are after is defensive lineman Armond Armstead, who has been playing in the Canadian Football League.
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New York Times bestselling author Ruthie Knox writes contemporary romance that's sexy, witty, and angsty—sometimes all three at once. Her debut novel, Ride with Me, is probably the only existing cross-country bicycling love story. She followed it up with About Last Night, a London-based romance whose hero has the unlikely name of Neville, and then Room at the Inn, a Christmas novella—both of which were finalists for the Romance Writers of America's RITA Award. Her four-book series about the Clark family of Camelot, Ohio, has won accolades for its fresh, funny portrayal of small-town Midwestern life. Ruthie also writes New Adult romance as Robin York. She moonlights as a mother, Tweets incessantly, and bakes a mean focaccia. She'd love to hear from you, so visit her website and drop her a line.
Truly: A New York Novelby Ruthie Knox
RITA finalist and New York Times bestselling author Ruthie Knox kicks off a steamy series set in the city that never sleeps—alone, at least.
May Fredericks hates New York. Which is fair enough, since New York seems to hate her back. After/b>/b>/i>/b>/i>
RITA finalist and New York Times bestselling author Ruthie Knox kicks off a steamy series set in the city that never sleeps—alone, at least.
May Fredericks hates New York. Which is fair enough, since New York seems to hate her back. After relocating to Manhattan from the Midwest to be with her long-distance boyfriend, NFL quarterback Thor Einarsson, May receives the world's worst marriage proposal, stabs the jerk with a shrimp fork, and storms off alone—only to get mugged. Now she's got no phone, no cash, and no friends. How's a nice girl supposed to get back to safe, sensible Wisconsin?
Frankly, Ben Hausman couldn't care less. Sure, it's not every day he meets a genuine, down-to-earth woman like May—especially in a dive in the Village—but he's recovering from an ugly divorce that cost him his restaurant. He wants to be left alone to start over and become a better man. Then again, playing the white knight to May's sexy damsel in distress would be an excellent place to start—if only he can give her one very good reason to love New York.
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"Knox writes such sultry, detailed romance. The sexual tension and the sex itself are very hot. . . . Highly recommend this story."—Smexy Books
"Truly is another Knox classic. Well written, heartwarming, sweet, super sexy with a dash of heartbreak and soul-searching, I devoured this fabulous story. . . . An absolutely fabulous read about two imperfect people . . . I can't wait to see what Ruthie Knox will come up with next."—The Brunette Librarian
"Knox is rapidly becoming my go-to author for excellent contemporary romance, providing all of the necessary components to a great read: accessible characters, solid plot, well-paced events and a whole lotta steam. And she delivers it all here. . . . Knox is amazingly talented at incorporating emotion with the physical that fairly sizzles with heat. I strongly encourage readers to immediately read this wonderful book."—Pretty Sassy Cool
"Knox is an incredible writer. She has the gift of making ordinary people larger than life. She adds a special blend of humor, creative dialogue, unique characters, and an interesting plot with its own magical flare. . . . These two vastly different people will discover the magic of life, love, and happiness in a new way. . . . They will console each other about their past failures, cheer each other on, and find their chemistry is much more than sexual. . . . I highly recommend this book."—Smut Book Junkie Book Reviews
"Well written and my favorite Ruthie Knox book to date, Truly is a powerful story and an amazing journey of self-discovery with a sexy love story thrown in for good measure!"—Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews
"Truly is one of those stories that just got under my skin and into my heart. . . . It's not just a romance, it's a story of two people finding a new path at those crossroads in life we all have to face from time to time. And while the romance between Ben and May is hot and intimate, it is their individual discovery of the path into their future that really hit home with me. This was the story that made me a Ruthie Knox fan for life. If you haven't read it, I wholeheartedly recommend it. The writing is top notch and the story is interesting, fast paced and has very unique characters."—Red Hot + Blue Reads
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- Publication date:
- 08/05/2014
- Series:
- The New York Trilogy , #1
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- Format:
- NOOK Book
- Pages:
- 365
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- 26,652
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In Truly, Ruthie Knox delivers a psychologically rich romance with characters so round they bounce. The hero and heroine take their own amazing individual journeys toward change and manage the pitter patter for their blooming love as well. they are on together. It is so lovely, so charming, so real. The book starts with a Madcap Romance Off Stage Scene but the heroine is always smart, always reasonable even when she finds herself in circumstances that test the limits of those traits. The hero's motivation for assisting the heroine is delightful--he wants to prove to himself that he can be nice having been not nice for sometime. New York, roof top farming, cooking, bee keeping all add to the fascinating mosaic of a couple falling in love. The issue of anger is explored in this novel and this careful reflection on how much is too much, how should it be shown, how much is not enough, move this book into the special territory of an unforgettable romance along with the question of what to do when your life and your behavior isn't working for you anymore. Knox writes with such certainty, careful thought about human condition, and love of language that you can't help but be captivated. I was given this book for my honest review. Lucky me. So, there you have it.
I realky liked this book. The characters are well developed and believable. They're both flawed but so likable! I loved that it was about the two of them growing and changing as the story was told. I highly recommend it!
Oh I loved this book so hard. This is my first time reading a Ruthie Knox book, though I've loved her new adult work under the name Robin York. This book had the same feels, humor and heart that Robin's Deeper series, but with characters facing different types of problems than those in new adult. I adored May and saw a lot of myself in her. Her chapters were my favorite in the book. She was a strong character with great inner dialogue. She was funny and not exactly naive... but not exactly worldly either. She was a sweet lady who felt like New York was chewing her up and spitting her out. She's having a really bad day. After ending her relationship with her very public football player boyfriend in a very public (and painful!) way, her purse is stolen and she seeks refuge in a Packers bar. It's here she meets Ben. Ben might not have been ideal leading man material at the beginning of the book, but damned if he didn't make me swoon. Sure, he was grumpy and quick to anger, but there was a good guy lurking beneath his surly exterior. Ben has some baggage that's left him more than a little jaded, but I just found it all endearing. Once he grew on me anyhow. It definitely isn't a case of love at first sight (or even lust at first sight) when May and Ben meet. Ben's pretty closed off and May is still outgoing and a little awkward. Obviously the banter between them was gold. He rescues her when she needed help most and gives her a place to stay. It's there their unlikely friendship begins... along with a great slow burn. Oh, and when jaded Ben starts shows May around New York, to try to get her to fall in love with the city? I melted. I think that's when I fell for him. The road trip when he took her back to her family? When he saw her in ways her family didn't? That sealed the deal. I loved so many things about this book. I suspected I'd love Ruthie's writing because I've enjoyed it so much in the books she writes as Robin York. She has this gorgeous, honest way of writing that hits all my feels. I love her characters, even when they're terribly flawed. In fact, I think I love them *because* they're flawed. I enjoyed watching May and Ben go from strangers to acquaintances to friends and then more. They sparked in the beginning. It just took them both a little time to realize it, but I enjoyed reading along as they figured it out. Truly really was the perfect contemporary romance. I was hopelessly hooked on it from the very start. I can't wait for May's sister Allie's story in Madly. She definitely caught my attention in Truly and I'm excited to see where life takes her.
Kissed katty again
This book was way too long. It would be a good short story.I never finished this book and that never happens. I only read to page 220 and I just couldn't finish it.
This book was a delicious tale of a woman finding herself and the hot man that helped her on her journey. The ending was predictable, but still lovely to read
Very witty writing style. Enjoyed every page!
This was my first by this author and I enjoyed. It
Believable characters. Fantastic Humor. This book is just great.
Loved the book!!!!
Over 300 pages. A good read.
I loved it! The story felt complete to me, and I loved the characters. May and Ben are excellent, and I really enjoyed how real they felt. They weren't stock characters; they had lots of heart, and I could feel the depth of their emotions as I read. The flow of the story was great, and the different places the story takes the characters help show the different depths of the characters. The romance between May and Ben felt real; I could see them together, and I think they are both really good for each other. I liked the simple-ness of the story; there's not a whole bunch of outside factors working against them; what they need to work on is themselves, and I think that approach is refreshing. People just being honest with each other. I will definitely read the next book in the series about May's sister Allie; I hope there will be glimpses of May and Ben in it; actually I hope there will be more than glimpses!
I received a copy of this book via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review This was such an entertaining book. Welcome to NYC May. She stabbed her NFL QB boyfriend in the hand with a shrimp fork after his horrible proposal. Broke up with him in a note she stuck to his refrigerator. Had her purse stolen by a man she thought was a security guard. Started walking until she discovered a Packer's bar (she is from Wisconsin), where she used her last five dollars to buy a beer. Ben was at the bar and after many hours & her sad story later, he offers her a place to stay for the night so she can arrange her flight home. Next afternoon, after missing her flight, May is back with Ben and he offers her an interesting proposition. Spend a few extra days and let him show her how great NYC is. Ben becomes the ultimate tour guide & host. May discovers that she is and can be more than she ever imagined. They get along get and bring out the best in each other, to the point of becoming intimate on her last night in the city. When morning comes, will they be able to let go? Road trips, lies, family drama, cold feet, denial & all around chaos ensues to make this a book you aren't likely to forget!
the beginning is a bit hard to swallow...the circumstance and outcome...however, once the story progresses, you can't help but love ben and want may to love him as much you do! my first book by ruthie knox...found her after she wrote as robin york. ms. knox makes her stories HOT and you can always count on feeling many emotions: perma-smile while reading and sometimes even tears with a lump in your throat so big you can't swallow...
Warning - this book causes sleep deprivation. The story is so involving, so realistic, so emotive, that once I started reading, I was unwilling - no incapable - of putting it down. One more chapter became ten more, there was never a lull in the story to provide a stopping point to rest my weary eyes. I had to know what would happen next. I cringed, I laughed, I chuckled, and I seethed... I never knew what was coming next. The writing is crisp, insightful, and an adventure. I cared about each and every character, no matter how annoying! I was devastated when they were. I was light hearted, elated, and relieved when they were. I haven't been this enthralled in ages! I cannot believe I waited so long to read a story that has been sitting in my wattpad for months - I could kick myself. And oh... Yes! Yes! Yes! - I forgot to mention - it had some sizzling hot scenes! Ms. Knox has mad skills, I hope she continues to indulge us with her magic.
I received a copy of this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. The writing and story was interesting, captivating and refreshing. May has a tragic and very public proposal from her NFL boyfriend that ends badly. After becoming an overnight sensation on YouTube, May is mugged while trying to escape from the mundane relationship she was in. Her Wisconsin upbringing leads her to a bar filled with Packer fans. She's hoping some kind, uprooted midwesterner will help her out. She finds Ben, who is an uprooted Wisconsinite, and also a curmudgeony ex-chef who raises bees and has anger management issues. He becomes her knight in shining armor; his midwestern roots peeking through his sour-puss exterior. While figuring out how to get back to Wisconsin without identification or money, May and Ben get to know one another. They bring out the best in each other, which no prior relationship has done. May is free to be who she wants to be instead behaving like her family and friends define her. Ben finds hope, honesty and goodness through May. He finds a way to let his past go and hope for a better future. They become each other's safe harbor. I enjoyed the restraint the characters showed in not rushing their relationship as well as the way they eventually reigned each other in. The characters were well developed, and the story was nicely paced. I loved that the end left promise and potential instead of a perfectly wrapped up HEA. A fun contemporary romance with just the right amount of humor added in. I am looking forward to reading more books by Ruthie Knox.
I first started this book as a serial but it was hard to wait for each installment, so now that it is out as a completed book, I reread it. I thoroughly enjoyed the romance of May and Ben. It was great to watch May grow into the real person that she is. I enjoyed the descriptions of New York City, I felt like I was on the sightseeing trip too. Looking forward to see who will be in the next installment. I received this book from Net Galley for an honest review.


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London International Festival of Exploratory Music is a festival of inspiring and boundary-expanding music explorations committed to the exciting world of life and music of all sorts of genres and origins. This year's edition features shamanistic chanter Wimme Saari and a group that operates in the boundaries of jazz and electronic music, RinneRadio.
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Hi girls! Around the year I give back to the homeless, and during the Holidays is no different. This year, I will not only be doing a winter wear drive but I will also be doing my usual toy drive. I have added something in addition to since neither program really fits the teens. I am going to be putting together bags for the girls (makeup, girl products in general). If anyone has anything they aren't using and would consider donating it I would really appreciate it!! It can get a little expensive purchasing myself, and then coming up a little short since the need is so high! The child homeless population in my area is terribly high and I would just love to put a smile on their faces. If interested, please email me at email@example.com. Bless you all!!
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Are you still doing this yourself, did you get any help last year. Let me Know and maybe we can get something going. Get a good head start on Christmas
Did you know a lot of store will help out if you are brave enough to contact them..Check with Avon and a few other cosmetic companies, if you send them a letter or email them quite often they will send coupons or samples.
|Check this out on Jun 13, 2014 @ 12:52 pm
Yves Rocher, is always having freebies with orders, go to their website and see if they will help, it is a good way for them to advertise and get new customers.
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Also give Avon or a few of their reps a call and explain what you are doing, you may get samples from them. Even if you had to pay a little it would work out quite well. Contact your local Shopper's Drug Mart, they often have super reduced prices on makeup and beauty type products and may give you a better deal if asked in advance.


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On Maple Ridge Rd Nashville WI 54520 - Best of All worlds!!!! Close to several great Northwoods lakes? Check. Close to National Forest Land? Check. Close to hiking, biking, ATV and snowmobile trails? Check. Buildable lot in a quiet area to enjoy nature and unwind? Check! This well wooded and buildable lot sits on Maple Ridge Road near Lily Lake in the Crandon area. The property is 3.685 acres of vacant land on a town road with a good mixture of trees, high ground and a little bit of lowland on the South end of the property. The land backs up to the rail's to trail's system so you can do all the walking or bike riding that your heart desires. There is a Homeowners Association to protect your investment, as well.
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A single wooden chair resides in a painted room of black and white
A pale white door seems to be locked
The girl sitting on the chair gave up the fight to live, for it was a very tough fight
The sound of the midnight chime came from the clock.
The girl nods as if to reassure herself of what she was about to do
She tightened the belt on her arm
She holds the needle in her hand; her friend was about to do it to
But her friend was in the country on some farm.
Both the girls brought the needle to their arm
Peer pressure- they had given in
They both figured it would work like a charm
But now the drug was going in.
The drug went in fine for the girl at the farm
But for the girl in the black and white bedroom it was another story
The farm girl goes off with her friends while the other girl is left behind
The girl in the bedroom falls off the chair she had been sitting in.
Her body began to wince as she shrieked in pain
But no one was home
To die this way, it is a shame
But she had a choice but now she is all alone
With her dying breath she smiles and whispers, "Overdose."
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Though the first 4-5 sentences didn't very much flow together , the rest was very well . Overdose is a fitting title , and drugs / peer pressure is the worst that can happen to people .
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Wife & Mama to Two Loving Kids DS1 (7/7/07) DS2 (925/08) and DS3 (6/28/12)! And our new furbaby puppy Koda!
Haven't read through all the posts, but I will tomorrow!
I'm so happy to report that I've finally finished the carseat cover! This project has been a thorn in my side, let me tell you. I've even lost sleep over it! It's been the 'biggest' project, even though it really didn't take that long to sew. I did it sans pattern b/c I couldn't find one I liked, and loved the cover I had from ds, so I just used it as a template. It's not perfect.. but it's done! Done, done, done! Yay! Last big thing is complete!
35wks as of Friday.. 5-7wks to go! And I feel completely ready! I'm tired and achey all the time these days. I want her to cook as long as she needs, but would be thrilled if she didn't make me wait an extra week or two
Wow Megan, good job on the carseat cover. You just blew the wind out of my sail....I just finished my pretty little minky blanket for the baby and I thought I did a great job with some decorative stitching and all.
We just went and bought a camera tonight but the battery is charging so tomorrow I'll finally be able to post a belly pic and I'll show you all the blanket too. It'll be hard to see any detail but at least you'll be able to see the fabric.
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