Epicurean Cyclist is Back!

Hello faithful readers, it HAS been a long time. As many of you know, I sold everything I owned a few years ago to go on an open-ended bicycle tour and started PathLessPedaled.com with Laura. That was nearly four years if you can believe it! During that time, I tried periodically to update EC and PLP simultaneously, but as SteinbeckRobert Burns once said, “The best laid blog post schedules of mice and men….etc.,”
You get the picture.
I’ve neglected Epicurean Cyclist to gather internet dust, but still dutifully paid the domain name renewal emails as they popped up in my inbox year after year with the hopes of blogging on it once again. Friends, that time has come. I wanted to maintain EC because it was one of those early blogs in the bike blogosphere that wrote about tweed rides, overnight bicycle tours and wearing wool before the virtual Everyone Bikes Bike Blog Explosion occurred a few years ago. In my own small way, I hope I was able to contribute something during those early bike blogging years.
So what will you find on the “new” Epicurean Cyclist? Well, more of the same old goodness I’m afraid. A bit more sardonic humor than is allowed on PLP. Long rambling experiential reviews on bicycle, camping, photography, fly-fishing, and anything-I’m-interested-in gear. For some sites, this loosey-goosey approach to topics is a sign of inconsistency and a lack of certain moral conviction. But, as I have discovered over the years, readers of this site have a broad interest in subject matter and there is a lot of cross over. Someone who has heard of Rivendell will also probably know about Leicas and is also handy with a fly rod. See the connection : )
So hold on to your hats, set your browsers to Bookmark and don’t pay too close attention to site renovations as things get moved around and organized.

Bring it on curator
Welcome back!
Yeah!
Out of curiosity, how much sardonic humor is allowed on PLP?
Right on!
Sounds great, I ride,fish and spend plenty of time with a camera in hand can’t wait to hear your thoughts on all of those subjects.
I think you’ll find that you’re misquoting Robert Burns with the “Best Laid Plans”!
Welcome back though.
Good catch, sir!
Oh dear lord, thank God!
Russ, I’ve been checking in here 5 times everyday for the last 4 years, reminiscing about the days of Blogspot. It’s very difficult keeping up a cyber-stalking relationship you know. It takes two.
Glad EC is back. Looking forward to tracking your every move. Jack
Yayyyy!! looking forward to food posts from a cycling perspective
Whoah. I saw a blip on my RSS reader and thought I was dreaming!
I can’t wait to see new articles again!!
Welcome Back!
Funny I just bought a Rivendell and found this blog.