Please turn JavaScript on
READ
PUBLISH
My newsFind FeedsDelivery settingsPlansMy earnings
HelpBlog
Login
Find more feeds

Adventuresidecar

Subscribe in seconds and receive Adventuresidecar's news feed updates in your inbox, on your phone or even read them from your own news page here on follow.it.

You can select the updates using tags or topics and you can add as many websites to your feed as you like.

And the service is entirely free!

Follow Adventuresidecar: Adventure Sidecar | Where getting lost is part of the adventure, and finding your way home a pleasant surprise

Publisher:  contact3523
Message frequency:  7.29 / week

Message History

Good Morning

    1/24/26 7:00 24F (-4.4C) Clear, calm, frozen. Frost bites at my fingers. It is just getting light out. Looks like a beautiful dawn. My schedule has filled up and it looks like a busy Saturday,  but right now it is blissfully tranquil.                       […]


Read full story
Good Morning

  1/23/26 6:00 29F (1.6 C) Dark, foggy, calm. There was ice on the surface of the cat’s water dish this morning. No cars moving yet. There is a light on at the farmhouse across the street. It was quiet out here until Walter heard something I didn’t. Now it’s not.         […]


Read full story
Good Morning

  1/22/26 6:00 32F (0.0C) Dark and cold with a light breeze  blowing. An icy mist tickles my face. The rooster is crowing. Walter is barking at the nieghbor, who is buzzing around the street on a noisy little side by side with an amber flashing light on top. Traffic is starting  to move, people […]


Read full story
Good Morning

  1/21/26 5:30 28F (-2.2C) Freezing fog. A cold breeze blows through the black trees looming from the murk. Walter is marching sentry, barking harsh commands as he goes: “Halt! Who goes there? What is the password?” Satisfied, he returns to his post, waiting until it is time to make another round of the perimeter. […]


Read full story
Good Morning

  1/20/26 7:45 27F (-2.7C) Cold with a uniform gray overcast. Fog shrouds the surrounding hills. A faint breeze swirls the freezing mist around my face. Someone is already at it with a chainsaw across the street. We got home from the coast last night, having spent the weekend celebrating Amy’s  birthday. Now she’s off […]


Read full story