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Fox Racing opens its new MTB store in Bentonville, Arkansas

The new retail unit will offer MTB riders the full range of Fox Racing apparel and protection

Bike Perfect

Splash Mountain's Last Day Was Marked By Significant Crowds And A Memorable Goodbye From The Imagineer Who Created The Ride

The last Splash Mountain attraction in North America is closed for good.

Cinemablend

How Unbound Gravel went viral

Rebecca 'queen of pain' Rusch inspired a movement that grew Unbound from 34 to 4,000 participants in 17 years

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Terrified riders dangle mid-air as roller coaster is stopped so ONE passenger can get off

Riders were ready to go on the Silver Bullet roller coaster at Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park, California, when it grounded to a halt after a passenger became too terrified to ride

Daily Mirror

Millions visit Europe's second favourite theme park despite it having no rides

Puy du Fou in near Les Epesses in west France opened in 1978 and is the most popular theme park after Disneyland Paris in Europe, and features Viking ship battles and kings going head to head in Medieval conquests

Daily Mirror

Art lovers spark time travel theory after spotting 'iPhone' in 1882 painting

The 140-year-old painting shows Scottish poet Robert Burns and Highland Mary meeting on the bank of the River Ayr in 1786 with a rectangular mystery object in their hands

Daily Mirror

'I had visions of Tour de France type status' — an interview with Unbound's Co-Director Kristi Mohn

Kristi Mohn is credited for helping create the world's biggest gravel race while putting its host —Emporia, Kansas— on the map as a gravel haven and reviving its economy. Hear from her in her own words.

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Woman nearly killed after trying to PET wild bison during stroll at national park

Horror footage shows the moment a tourist reaches out her hand to touch a bison while on a path near the Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, US.

Daily Mirror

Retired CPD officer turned photographer gets first exhibit at 70

Peter Bella, 70, says you don’t really see anything until you get out and walk around.

Chicago Sun-Times

The perfect blend: how coffee farms in Costa Rica are mixing wildlife, agriculture and tourism

A new crop of farming co-ops are finding ways to safely open up untouched landscapes and exotic wildlife to visitors – and grow superb coffee

The Guardian - UK

New elite rules, fast southern course for packed 2023 Unbound Gravel field – Preview

Cyclocross, mountain bike and Grand Tour riders join gravel elite to fill start lists for weekend in Kansas

Cycling News

Cruise turns into nightmare as powerful storm floods ship and leaves passengers vomiting

The ship arrived nine hours late after riding through the centre of a storm

The Independent UK

Decision to send gardaí to patrol Disneyland labelled 'farcical'

“I wasn’t aware that Irish people who travelled to see Mickey and Minnie Mouse were becoming victims of crime in disproportionately large numbers."

Irish Mirror

Unusual tours of Liverpool you can do even if you're not a tourist

These tours could show you a different side to the city

Liverpool Echo

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Cycling Weekly

Memorial Day Sales: deals on bikes, cycling apparel, gear, nutrition and more!

Memorial Day is coming up in the United States. We've rounded up the best Memorial Day deals for cyclists including bikes, apparel, gear and accessories.

Chicago Sun-Times

The thrill is gone on the North Branch Bike Trail

I’ll grudgingly admit the Forest Preserve District is doing the right thing by flattening out that steep blind curve at the entrance of the bike trail at Caldwell Woods. But where will young bikers learn to manage risk, a former Sun-Times reporter asks.

The Independent UK

Teen workers are in high demand for summer and commanding better pay

Teens have long been vital to filling out the summertime staffs of restaurants, ice cream stands, amusement parks and camps

Chicago Sun-Times

Power of the outdoors, post-pandemic, and a gorgeous Memorial Day weekend

The pandemic bump in outdoor pursuits continues and will likely show up on a Memorial Day predicted to have nearly perfect weather.

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The Guardian - UK

The Midland Grand, London NW1: ‘This may be the campest restaurant in the UK’ – restaurant review

Fancy, memorable and beautiful, with very Marie Antoinette’s boudoir vibes

Chicago Sun-Times

2 million Illinoisans expected to travel Memorial Day weekend

Most of those getting away will be hitting the road, with travel likely to peak Friday, AAA said.

Multichannel News

FirstNet Makes America More Secure in an Insecure World (Guest Blog)

Boston’s former police commissioner on how 10th anniversary of Boston Marathon bombing underscores key role of Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network

Irish Mirror

Department defends sending gardaí to France as 'useful' with officers going to Disneyland

The Irish Mirror revealed that the French Ambassador Vicent Guérend said a pilot scheme that saw gardai work in northern France last summer was so successful that it has been extended to other parts of the country this year. This includes EuroDisney in Paris.

Daily Mirror

Woman dies while hiking at the Grand Canyon with warning to other walkers

A hiker from Westfield, Indiana, died on Sunday, May 14 when she attempted to hike from the Grand Canyon rim to the Colorado River and back within a single day

Chicago Sun-Times

Don’t be scared — Black history is your history, too

Many Americans say “No” to most history, but particularly Black History — an unfortunate impulse being cemented into law in states all over the country.

Los Angeles Times

At Mexico's gay cowboy conventions, men connect with each other — and their country's rugged past

ZACATECAS, Mexico — All night long, cowboys swaggered into a packed nightclub, dressed to impress in shiny boots, tight Wranglers and wide-brimmed hats.

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