Continued exploring Nashua today. Wanted to get to Amherst, but it was getting dark. Nevertheless, reportedly, over 1000 calories burnt in the course of 17.64 mile ride. Feels fantastic.

Nashua is truly beautiful town, things you see while walking or cycling that are never noticed when driving through the streets on the car for years.

#aycj ^jetBlue came out of nowhere and it was too good to let it go. So here we go, below is the map of my upcoming `walkaways`.

Looks like I found a great android app for cycling and working out in general called SportyPal, should start using it on regular basis. Here is today's run around Nashua, was cut short by rain:

My [a bit outdated] mobile office that I am taking with me to my Northern Maine trip.

Geotagging and what you can do with the map is truly amazing these days. However, there is still not many ideal services that can do everything map related. But combined together, a handful of them can create a super cool and powerful representation.

Few days ago, I discovered a new Russian free travel social network and created my profile.

It is not perfect by any means, but the ease of data input has generated a really cool map of places I've been to. This isn't complete, I still need to remember some cities I've been to.

Some day, I want to combine a number of various tools to create some sort of dashboard of all my travels.

Having attended DrupalCon Boston, I knew that next one is a must visit — DrupalCon DC.

A collection of short video clips from winter driving adventures in NH.

Supposedly I live in California now, according to some rumours. Kind of wish these rumours were true after travelling coast to coast. But no, I still live in Nashua, New Hampshire. My summer ended the day before yesterday, when I hit my exit off of Everett Turnpike.