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Michael Brashier

Me Drawn By Me

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May
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My new ride.

My new ride.

Apr
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Moment of Zen on Vimeo (via Vimeo)

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Earth lover (via michaelb1)

Earth lover (via michaelb1)

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Two Angry Camels in a Car (via kamnevn)

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Snow Birds Eating shot with Nikon D90. (via Vimeo)

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Feb
23rd
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— My cross country motorcycle route. Left, up, right.
Feb
22nd
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The Road.
This summer I’m going on an epic solo motorcycle road trip from one side of America to the other and back again.  I’m starting in our capitol and heading due west to San Francisco.  From there I turn right to Seattle then hang another right bound for DC.
My guidelines are:
sleep under the stars as much as possible.
stay off the major interstates as much as possible.
take the picture whenever it presents itself
capture and post as much of this adventure as possible via pictures, twitter, gps position for posterity
Take it all in.
I want to make the most of this trip. 
For the 4th bullet I’m going to build a website where I can post  pictures and video from the road so everyone can see what I see.  I’ll also post my geo-position in real-time or near real time as well as my twitter updates.
Should I get an iPhone and use Google Latitudes for the positioning?
Do I need to schlub a laptop with me?  
What’s the best one-man tent for this? 
For the last guideline bullet, what are the must-see attactions along my route?  By must-see I mean everything from awesome pancakes to national treasures.
Please give me your insight and advice.
-Mike
email:
brashier@gmail.com
twitter:
michaelb1

The Road.

This summer I’m going on an epic solo motorcycle road trip from one side of America to the other and back again.  I’m starting in our capitol and heading due west to San Francisco.  From there I turn right to Seattle then hang another right bound for DC.

My guidelines are:

  • sleep under the stars as much as possible.
  • stay off the major interstates as much as possible.
  • take the picture whenever it presents itself
  • capture and post as much of this adventure as possible via pictures, twitter, gps position for posterity
  • Take it all in.

I want to make the most of this trip. 

For the 4th bullet I’m going to build a website where I can post  pictures and video from the road so everyone can see what I see.  I’ll also post my geo-position in real-time or near real time as well as my twitter updates.

Should I get an iPhone and use Google Latitudes for the positioning?

Do I need to schlub a laptop with me?  

What’s the best one-man tent for this? 

For the last guideline bullet, what are the must-see attactions along my route?  By must-see I mean everything from awesome pancakes to national treasures.

Please give me your insight and advice.

-Mike

email:

brashier@gmail.com

twitter:

michaelb1

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The Crisis of Credit Visualized on Vimeo (via Vimeo)

Feb
20th
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