here comes the snow,
here comes the thunder,
the night begins to glow.
I can hear the rumble
of the raging seas,
I can hear the screaming
of washed-away dreams.
I can see a tornado,
it brings me to my knees,
leaves terror and destruction,
and a smell in the breeze.
I can hear the torture
of people with no lights,
no warmth, hot water,
no heating, cold sleepless nights.
I guess, nature's showing her power
in the midnight hour.
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This blog is all about my life… my life of mountain biking and ideas I’ve acquired through the years. As an average everyday mountain biker, the learning doesn’t stop. I try to feed my mind in my own little way by writing and promoting this blog. I would like to share what I have learned through this blog with you. Let this blog be an additional resource for your mountain bike needs, and maybe you'll find some much needed ideas you may not have given much thought to before.
My name is Paul Walton, an engineer slave and spare time mountain biker/blogger. Blogging about mountain bikes has become and undying passion, spending most weekends and afternoons on the internet blogging. As well as riding bikes, writing about it also is what I love to do.


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