

by Michael Krabach, P.E. retired
"Summer is here"
Welcome to the Krabach web site. Mostly dedicated to sharing photos of some of my adventure trips, and promoting bicycle touring and sea kayaking.
My Alaska bicycle tour for the summer of 2000
A 6400 mile self-contained bicycle tour in which I took Amtrak to Seattle and the Inside Passage ferry to Alaska and then used my Rivendellbicycle to tour Alaska and bicycle back home to Rhode Island. View 231 indexed and mapped photos with text narrative.
My Sierra backpack trip in the summer of 1996
10 days of backpacking in the California High Sierra Mountains. From Bishop, CA , entering the Evolution Valley via Lamarck Col, hiking down the John Muir Trail, and returning via Bishop Pass to South Lake. View 175 indexed and mapped photos with text narrative.
My bicycle tour across USA in the summer of 1995
A 6000 mile self-contained bicycle tour in which I took Amtrak across the United States to Seattle and followed the Adventure Cycling TransAmerica bicycle route to home in Rhode Island. View 143 indexed and mapped photos with text narrative.
Other Tangents
Inflation adjusted Investment-Retirement Calculator
Rhode Island Coastal Access Maps
Explore the World of Bicycle Touring
Appalachian Mountain Club, Narragansett Chapter
Last night of skating at Sholes
Cheap 20 watt Bikelight and other Tips
The LED Bike Light Experiments
Super Wide Beam Headlamp LED Upgrade
Cheap Emergency Kayaking Shelter

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All slides on this site are the property of Michael Krabach. These photographs and larger scanned copies are available for use by contacting M. Krabach. For a list of the programs used to develop this site, [click here]. Don't forget to check the volumes on my bookshelf for Easter Eggs and other experiments. Confused, then check out [www.eeggs.com].
Site last updated on February 10, 2008