| 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455 | {% extends "base_template.html" %}{% block head %}	  <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.4.0/css/bootstrap.min.css">	  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/static/glossary.css">{% endblock %}{% block body %}<div class="container"><h1>Glossary</h1><dl>	<dt>Adventure Cycling Assoc. (n.)</dt>	<dd>a nonprofit based in Missoula, MT, that advocates for bicycle tourers</dd>	<dt>bivy sack (n.)</dt>	<dd>also, bivy. A minimal tent for a single sleeper. Enough coverage to lie down and... that's all. I	brought it as a lighter alternative to a full blown tent. The size and shape of a sleeping bag. Really	just an insulating layer around a sleeping bag</dd>	<dt>bonk (v.)</dt>	<dd>to neglect to eat the right amount at the right time and subsequently run entirely out of enery	(usu.) when going up a hill</dd>		<dt>lugged bike frame (n.)</dt>	<dd>an apparently appealing feature of old bike frames. i was unaware of what this was until it was	pointed out to me maybe a dozen times that my bike had it</dd>	<dt>pork chop sandwich (n.)</dt>	<dd>delicious meal invented in Montana</dd>	<dt>recumbent bike (n.)</dt>	<dd>a funky bike; favored by weird old dudes; its use in the TABR is not controversia</dd>	<dt>tabr (n.)</dt>	<dd>an annual race where a bunch of lunatics ride the TransAm trail as fast as they can, carrying	little, hardly sleeping, finishing the route in as fast as 16 days</dd>		<dt>TransAmerica Bicycle Trail (n.)</dt>	<dd>a bike route from Astoria, OR, to Yorktown, VA, developed in 1976 by a bunch of hippies for the	"bikecentennial"</dd>		<dt>velomobile (n.)</dt>	<dd>a funky bike; its use in the TABR is mildly controversial</dd>	<dt>Wisconsin Dells, the (n.)</dt>	<dd>Wisconsin Hells, the</dd>	<dt>zero day (n.)</dt>	<dd>when you put in <em>zero</em> miles for a day; sometimes for rest,	sometimes to spend time in a fun place; usu. the former</dd></dl></div>{% endblock %}
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