Monthly Archives: October 2022

Creating bike routes with python

Posted on October 30, 2022 by Andy Rundquist

This weekend my goal was to ride 50 miles to and from my house. In my last post I showed four ways to find where I could get to for a certain distance, but I really hate “there and back” … Continue reading →

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Gabriel’s Horn (guest post)

Posted on October 25, 2022 by Andy Rundquist

Last week I was intrigued by this post: I asked, on Facebook, whether filling it with paint would essentially be painting it on the inside and I had a suspicion that my good friend Art Guetter (Professor of Mathematics at … Continue reading →

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What’s my 30 mile cycle limit?

Posted on October 4, 2022 by Andy Rundquist

UPDATED WITH 4th APPROXIMATION! Last weekend I went hammock camping by towing all my gear behind my bike. I loved it and now I’m interested in finding other adventures that won’t tax me too much. I really think that, for … Continue reading →

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