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Friday, September 11, 2009

Wisconsin Roadtripping















Posted by Greg Heck at 6:28 AM 2 Hit Me

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Things I Dig

  • Chicago Bike Racing
  • Fisher Bicycles
  • Goose Island Beer
  • Intelligentsia
  • Marion Street Cheese Market
  • Planet Bike
  • Rock Lobster Cycles
  • Strong Frames
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My Reads

  • The Bonebell
  • Joe Doyle
  • the off season.
  • Race Your Bike
  • Active Recovery
  • The Great Humongous
  • Chris Strout: In the Gutter
  • creepyfriendly
  • bike destroyer
  • Go Faster Jim!
  • Da' Snot Rocket
  • Unexceptional Girl Racer
  • PONY SHOP CYCLOCROSS
  • Christy Blakely
  • killthedarkness
  • Mud and Cowbells
  • Killjoy
  • Ben Popper
  • Seth-Meyer.com
  • h e m m e
  • YoungBlood
  • Two Johns Podcast
  • Belgium Knee Warmers
  • Embrocation

Photos

  • Greg and Kelly Flickr Account

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About Me

Greg Heck
I have a diverse background in design, planning and development. My previous experience has involved work in both the private and public sector, ranging from small scale detailed design projects to several hundred acre residential developments. I am very interested in sustainable practices; whether it be in everyday life or construction of large scale buildings and sites.
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