
Teaser 016
4 months ago
Maybe someone better with words could explain why it is abandoned houses always feel so fascinating when on the road.
I used to spend hours in them on my first bike trip... Tim and I would drag our bikes off the road, make lunch while sitting on a dirty, glass-covered floor. I would poke through old dressers, look for things that used to be important to someone. Baseball cards. Magazines with notes scribbled on the margins.
It was late when Larry came across this old farm-house - he stopped, took a few pictures, wandered around the back and peaked inside... but there wasn't enough light to really find your way around.
He was only there a few minutes, and then he was back on his bike... I wondered when I was filming this when the last time anyone payed any attention to this empty home.
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I used to spend hours in them on my first bike trip... Tim and I would drag our bikes off the road, make lunch while sitting on a dirty, glass-covered floor. I would poke through old dressers, look for things that used to be important to someone. Baseball cards. Magazines with notes scribbled on the margins.
It was late when Larry came across this old farm-house - he stopped, took a few pictures, wandered around the back and peaked inside... but there wasn't enough light to really find your way around.
He was only there a few minutes, and then he was back on his bike... I wondered when I was filming this when the last time anyone payed any attention to this empty home.
forthousandsofmiles.com
projectpedal.com
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The music is by a guy I found on myspace called 'My Reminiscence with a Stranger' :)
I still remember how unreal the colors were... how warm and comfortable the air was... nights like this one are some of my favorite memories from the road.
its evenings like that, that are worth living for. :}
Been keeping up with the Tour at all?
BTW - you might know about this, but thought I'd share it. I stumbled upon Rapha not too long ago and have enjoyed the blogging from the road. Reminds me of a sponsored-esque Pedal. rapha.cc/road-journal
I haven't been really - have I been missing all kinds of craziness?
Also yes! I love those videos - Dave usually shared them with me whenever he post a new video. They are so beautiful - makes me jealous!
those abandoned houses are all over montana and north dakota. i've seen them from the train in the 3 times, i've crossed the country, and i want so much to drive to all of them and go inside.
A forgotten, battered relic from the past, presumably filled with a myriad of untold stories, meets the present only to become in the blink of an eye but a vague memory.
If not for a lone rider, everything is static, ghostly, almost frozen in time.
There's nothing more to say except, in a very selfish way, I wish I could have been there.
Thank you for sharing this brief, but yet special moment.
watching this clip makes it so... let's face it, this house has a soul and the music is telling its story. your track selection for this scene is nothing short of perfect.
as a rider myself, this teaser only makes me want to hop on my bike and hit the open road every single chance i get. where exactly was this scene shot?