One does not usually achieve personal growth from fair weather, easy riding, good times and success. In fact, those things often create complacency and laziness. While I can not speak for anyone else, this has been my personal experience. In life it seems that whenever I have achieved my goals or had any measure of... Continue Reading →
When I was 12 years old my father and I went on a motorcycle tour of the Outer Banks in North Carolina to photograph the lighthouses that are riddled across those islands. We spent all day visiting one lighthouse after another. It was warm and sunny right up until the winds came and the sun... Continue Reading →
The companion Video to this article is HERE. I felt Mentally and physically decayed before we left on our grand adventure. I wanted to change my career, my lifestyle and the state my body was in. I wanted to return to some semblance of my days as a wrestler and a rugby player. I had atrophied... Continue Reading →
Video footage of the road from San Diego to Vegas can be found HERE San Diego, The United States 8th largest city has been coined Americas Finest city and for good reason. with a population of approximately 1.5 million people, It is a place filled with endless sunshine beautiful people and palm trees.... Continue Reading →
The video for this post can be found HERE I was born and raised in North Carolina, with a plastic spoon in my mouth... While my family was loving, caring and always provided for me, there was no silver spoon in my world. I followed directions and did what everyone is told that they should... Continue Reading →
The video of Rosarito can be found on my Youtube Channel "Into The Wind" Rosarito Mexico is a charming town about 10 miles south of the united states border on the mexico highway 1 about 50 miles north of Ensenada. It has a population of about 70,000 people. About 6 miles south of Rosarito is... Continue Reading →
Video of Ensenada located here! Just before I left Southern California headed east across the continent, I first went south to visit some very good friends of mine as well to have some fun! My first stop was Ensenada, Mexico. Translated it means bay or cove. It is both a commercial and fishing port of... Continue Reading →
Most of the people I have met in the United States are terrified of Mexico unless they already have experience being in Mexico. The only exceptions I can think of are Cabo San Lucas and Cancun because those places are marketed as being "Americanized" and "Safe". To a large extent the resorts are Americanized and... Continue Reading →
