Dealing with vision loss is some seriously draining shit! Physically and emotionally, it takes a lot out of you. The Vision Loss section of my blog focuses on what I found most helpful, information. As this blog progresses, I hope to continue providing posts on dealing with vision loss, sharing resources as I discover them,…
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Giving up motorcycles was easy enough. Giving up driving, that was a more difficult change to accept. Technically I still have a driver’s license, but I know enough to realize i’m better off not being behind a steering wheel, for my own safety and that of others. Now giving up bicycles? That I am not…
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Despite experiencing significant vision loss, I can’t forget that photography was one of my biggest interests. How has that changed? How has the way I perceive the world around me and photograph it changed? I aim to shoot at least 1 roll of film every 2 weeks (or the digital equivalent), and share my favorite…
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Reflecting on my first mountain bike race
Read MoreOne day before my first race. I woke up nervous and scared. I wasn’t on my own. I was with several much more experienced riders. The day called for rain, so the plan was for a little warm-up for the next day. By the time we reached the trail-head it was an overcast drizzle. For…
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A preview of the final proofs of my Riding Blind mtb jersey.
Read MoreThis blog was started mostly as a way to record my own journey through vision loss, but there were still chances to have fun with it. I tried a few ‘free logo designers’ from WordPress and well, you get what you pay for. After being less than impressed I decided to simply give it a…
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Challenges identified with a practice run of the Kootenay Krusher
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A description of how vision loss altered the way I look at and appreciate photos.
Read MoreThe Way Bobby Sees It, a move about a blind mountain biker.
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Sharing the Facebook post from which I finally told people about my vision loss.
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Dealing with gear acquisition addiction
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Despite my loss of vision, why do i keep riding?
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Riding Blind 