Seasonal Posters – Winter 2011 First Edition

Winter 2011:  “Winter Riding – California Style” 

This is the first of what will be a quarterly series. I captured this picture last year while on a long mixed terrain ride in the hills between San Luis Obispo and Atascadero, California.  And yes the day was as nice as it looked, crystal clear with temps between 30 and 55 deg through the day.  There was even a bit of snow and frost still on the shady sides of the hills.  It is my hope that the pictures I share inspire you to get out there, the whole year, not just in fair weather.  I will admit we are a bit spoiled here with the “California” winters.  These posters will make a great addition to your shop or garage, keep it on the wall between the car and the bike, and hopefully they give that little push you may need to choose two wheels over four 

The poster measures 13″ x 19″ and is printed with archival grade ink on 50lb fine art “Photo Rag” paper.  I call these posters, but they are really prints worthy of a frame.  These will be in the shop shortly at $20 + $8 shipping and handling in the US.

Craft Fair Prep

It has been an incredibly busy week coming off of a 4 day break.  Today I made it out to ship off what is likely the last round of eBay auctions for the year.

The last few days have been mostly in the shop getting ready for a craft fair at my wife’s work, Patagonia.  This is a good thing as it forced me into putting a few of my ideas for soft goods into reality.  Fringe benefit will be some market research. 

You have already seen the touring wallets, now in the shop.  The neck gaiters are a fantastic solution for a scarf that can not fall off while you ride, and are in incredibly versatile layering piece to have in your kit.  The first round is made from some nice merino wool, I have two different weights on hand.  Also, hitting the market tonight will be my first round of prints, limited edition of 100.  I plan to offer these four times a year, themed to the season.  This one is “Winter Riding – California Style”.  All of this will be hitting the shop in the next few days.

If you are local and have the time, the craft show is tonight in the firehouse at the Patagonia campus, north building, 4-7 PM.  I have been bumping into more and more readers as of late, and that is probably a good thing.  Thank you as always for your readership and support.

Have fun – Play outside!