Lines
Jul
2008
Of the infinite lines of latitude that circle this globe some hav more impact than others when you step over them. South of Houston St, north of the Mason Dixon line, across the Darian Gap, the North / South Korean DMZ, part of the wine store you really shouldn’t be shopping in; these lines hav some ummmphh to them. Another set are the borders of the north and south realms that see 24 hours of day and night; the Arctic and Antarctic circles. Today we crossed that line to the north into a land big and bold enough to not be scared of the dark and willing to embrace the insomnia of seemingly endless day.
It’s good to be north, it’s good to find the lines and cross them. It’s good to know where you stand. Just like golf has been called ‘a nice walk ruined’, touring rallies are ‘a nice drive, ruined’.
February 21st, 2008 at 10:39 pm
Don’t you mean the “right line” at the “right time”? 🙂
Great to travel with you guys and nice job in the ice racing! My new resolve is to “drive slower and finish sooner” or some dribble like that.
Glenn