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Alberta grain elevators Where the Buffalo Roam The Coathanger Green behind the Gold Soggy Gold Coast The Pršut of Happiness A stroll through Katoomba Blue Mountains Sydney, a sunken city Chilling in Acapulco

Il Campionissimo Inside the team buses Bike riding in the prairies Eddy Merckx The Cannibal Wheel sucking It’s spring – Let’s get back into cycling Gösta Pettersson Babici Jota-Moreno The Rise and Fall of Marco Pantani Monte Pasubio on MTB!

Inside the team buses Wheel sucking It’s spring – Let’s get back into cycling $10,000 bikes – What’s the point? Indoor Cycling Training for the winter Italian Swap Meet High-Tech Reinvention of a bike Pro bikes… 10 Reasons to Work Out Keeping a diary

From Mother to Daughter My mother – two year death Anniversary Wedding Anniversary Croatia, VELI LOŠINJ History of Valentine’s Day We are Awesome!! Life Explained in Scientific Graphs Different Worlds – Part 2. A diamond in the rough Different Worlds – Part 1.

Edmonton – QE Riverboat Alberta grain elevators Wedding Anniversary Edmonton Historic buildings No. 1 The Art Gallery of Alberta High Level Bridge History The Gibson block Sikh Temple in Edmonton St. Joachim’s Parish The Muttard Conservatory

Dolac market Đuka Čajić in Edmonton Christmas decorations in Zagreb Zagreb time machine Zagreb is My City The Well of Life 36 Hours in Zagreb, Croatia A Must-See City: Zagreb, Croatia

Archive for February, 2012

Sikh Temple in Edmonton

Posted February 29th, 2012 by Zdenko in Edmonton | No comments yet.

Edmonton

Source: Edmonton Journal

Spectacular Sikh Temple on Manning Drive
This beautiful Mughal style Sikh temple is located in a relatively isolated corner of North East Edmonton, in an area called Horse Hills. I live in the neighborhood and ride my bike on the roads near the temple. You can also see this beautiful temple from the Manning drive en route to Fort Saskatchewan. It shows the architectural and cultural diversity of Edmonton.

Tags: Edmonton

Babici Jota-Moreno

Posted February 26th, 2012 by Zdenko in Cycling | 5 comments

Bike Review

By: Zdenko Kahlina

First Babici Jota-Moreno bike gets into Canada
Although I always take bike with me when traveling, on my last trip to Australia I left my Marinoni race bike at home, so that I can save some money I would normally pay for air transport (these days this can be significant amount of money!).

Tags: Bike Review

Sydney, a sunken city

Posted February 22nd, 2012 by Zdenko in Travel | 4 comments

Australia travel

By: Zdenko Kahlina

Not so sunny Sydney
When we decided to visit our friends who live in Sydney, Australia, we were getting ourselves ready for the hot and sunny summer in Australia. Little did we know… This blog is a brief summary of our trip to Sydney.

Tags: Australia

St. Joachim’s Parish

Posted February 18th, 2012 by Zdenko in Edmonton | 2 comments

Edmonton heritage

By: Zdenko Kahlina

Church History
TSt. Joachim’s Roman Catholic Church is a red-brick church situated on a portion of two lots in Edmonton’s Oliver neighborhood.

Tags: Edmonton heritage

The Rise and Fall of Marco Pantani

Posted February 14th, 2012 by Zdenko in Cycling | No comments yet.

Flashback

Source: Pro Cycling magazine

The Rise and Fall of Marco Pantani: Pantani crashes in the 1995 Milano – Torino one-day race
Three years before he won the Tpour de France, Marco Pantani’s career hovered on the brink when he crashed into a Jeep during Milano – Torino on October 18, 1995.

Tags: Retro

History of Valentine’s Day

Posted February 10th, 2012 by Zdenko in Family | No comments yet.

Saint Valentine’s Day – February 14th

Wish you a Happy Valentine!

February has long been a month of romance. It is the month associated with Valentine’s Day celebrations.

Monte Pasubio on MTB!

Posted February 6th, 2012 by Zdenko in Cycling | 2 comments

Adventure

By: Dr. Samuel Johnson

Monte Pasubio, the hero’s road across the Sacred Area of Italy
The Strada delle Gallerie [Road of Tunnels] is a mountain path cut into Monte Pasubio. It was built in 1916 by Italian mountain troops and teams of miners. The Strada was started in March 1917 and finished by the end of the year.

Tags: Adventure

Chilling in Acapulco

Posted February 3rd, 2012 by Zdenko in Travel | One comment

Traveling Mexico

By: Zdenko Kahlina

Our Mexico adventure continues on the road from Escondido to Acapulco
Two days stay in Puerto Escondido has come to an end and we are again moving closer to the end of this Mexico adventure. Today we are moving from Escondido to Acapulco, which is about 413 km on highway 200.

Tags: MEXICO

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