It’s astounding the talents you develop when one half of your face is numb.

There’s dancing, singing, idiots on mopeds, deer, and some killer waves.

Not every day on the island is a sun-drenched beach party. Some days it’s moist. Very moist.

The beginning of this whole experiment starts with the parts. Here’s what it takes to create a gas-free ride. Or, at least, here are all the bits and pieces I’ll need to put together on the island.

The Myxercycle was made possible by the folks over at Myxer. Go with it!

If you want to try one of these bike kits, check ‘em out over at electricrider.com

Update: Found ‘em! The answer’s right here.

Okay, I found these little grass-munchers outside our motel room for the last several days. I’ve never seen anything like them before, some kind of ducks or geese. My problem is that I can’t find their species online, and I left my Sibley guide back in Boston! Arrgh!

Anyone think they can help me figure out what the heck these things are?

Name That Duck (Download Video)

Biking, narrating, and filming at the same time on Block Island. Next feat: crashing?

Biking in the Rain (Download Video)

Our first week of dancing crowds, drunk guest singers, lobster dinners, and fighter fly-bys.

Week One on Block Island (Download Video)

PS - Rest in peace, George Carlin. May you continue pissing off the right people in the right ways long into the future.