How to Browse Older Posts on dbrent.com

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The site is a chronological personal journal, so older posts are reached through the pagination links at the bottom of the home page. The homepage shows the newest entries first, and the footer offers Page 1, Page 2, … Page 149, plus a Next page link. Use those links to move backward in time; there is no visible archive-by-topic or search interface in the page evidence provided.

How the homepage is organized

  • Posts appear in reverse-chronological order, newest at the top.
  • Each entry shows a date and a short title, for example:
    • September 19, 2026 — "Scooting through the countryside"
    • September 17, 2026 — "Ride to Blanchester"
    • August 1, 2026 — "Fishing before the rain"
  • A "Posts pagination" section sits below the entries.

Steps to read earlier entries

  1. Open dbrent.com. The most recent posts load first.
  2. Scroll to the bottom of the page to the Posts pagination area.
  3. Click Page 2 (or Next page) to load the next batch of older posts.
  4. Continue clicking through Page 3, Page 4, and so on. The sequence runs up to Page 149, so the earliest material sits at the far end of that range.
  5. To return to newer content, use the lower-numbered page links or go back to the site's home URL.

Expected result: each click loads a set of posts dated earlier than the previous page, letting you walk the journal backward in time.

What you'll find along the way

The visible entries are short first-person notes about riding, flying, and fishing, each signed "Brent" and closed with a line like "See you on the highway" or "See you on the water." Examples include a motorcycle ride toward Waynesville with a stop to watch gliders at the Caesar Creek Soaring Club, a hot-day ride to Blanchester, Ohio, and an hour of fly fishing with the Buckeye Veterans Fly Fishing group before a storm.

Common snags

  • No topic index. Because navigation is purely by page number, finding a specific subject means paging through entries rather than filtering.
  • Deep archive. With 149 pages, reaching the oldest posts takes many clicks; the Next page link is the fastest way to move one step at a time.
  • Date-based browsing only. If you want a particular year or theme, scan the dated titles as you page through.