These words, pictures, pouring out of my heart are an attempt to share inspiration from my pursuits of riding, running, & living life passionately alongside others who do the same.
What You See Is What You Get
- Jeremy Adam Hargroves
- Asheville, Western NC, United States
- Now residing back in the mountains of western NC where I was born. I've spent the past 12 years mountain bike racing with many amazing riders all the way from Miami to the midwest. Mountain biking then turned to an endurance endeavor for me in 2002, competing in 12/24 hour, & 100 mile races. I found endurance was my calling , then in 2009 was introduced to endurance running through an amazing group of people in WNC & have since went on to participate in many ultra running events. I feel like the people I ride & run along side in the endurance world tend to be well rounded & driven by the better things in life, purely because you cant fake or be superficial in this endurance world. Everything I do in my life is to allow me the time & energy to keep pursuing my passion of adventure in whatever form it comes. I was gifted life & the gift of an active life by my still inspiring mother Nancy, whom I lost in 1999 to suicide. I've learned through my adventures & losses to have a blast, don't take your self to seriously, & keep going because there is no finish line. This goes out to you mom.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Gravel Road Adventure
This Saturday, I was in Highlands NC hanging with friends at their vacation house living it up with tons of good food & drinks. I thought I'd bring the road bike along & take advantage of the mountainous terrain of the Highlands area. That morning I looked at the map, picked a 40+ mile route, packed a few gels & hit the road straight from the house, dropped down the mountain. Highlands is named as such for a good reason, I spent the 1st part of the day going down,down, down. From NC into SC & then GA, the 1st turn I took was gravel road, the day proceeded with lots of gravel road & climbing. Was an amazing day, remembered how fun it was to venture off the beaten path with the road bike.http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/28511568
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