So, first of all, I finished the “Dunwoody Painted Picnic Tables while Traveling at the Speed of Bike” self-guided tour for you, but that’s not even the story. Something so big (that may seem small to others) happened yesterday. It was directly as a result of creating these tours*. Which was directly as a result of interviewing the new CEO of People for Bikes, Jenn Dice, for my “You Go, Girl” series. Which was directly as a result of surviving a hit-and-run while riding my bike. So, yes, trust the damn journey. It works.
It’s not time to tell you about it yet. (It’s not the bike mayor thing, although my fingers are still crossed about that.)
Hang tight. I need to see where this goes first. And I need to respect the privacy of the people involved.
* As a People for Bikes Ambassador, I am creating and sharing self-guided bike tours that are low-stress and welcoming. My listed tours include:
- Most Diverse City in the USA while Traveling at the Speed of Bike
- Downtown Decatur while Traveling at the Speed of Bike
- “Women on the Walls” Street Murals while Traveling at the Speed of Bike
- Tiny Doors to Tony Doors while Traveling at the Speed of Bike
- Mural Bike Racks while Traveling at the Speed of Bike
- McDaniel Farm (and Other Trails) while Traveling at the Speed of Bike
- “The Model Mile” (Peachtree Creek Greenway) while Traveling at the Speed of Bike
- Dunwoody’s Painted Picnic Tables while Traveling at the Speed of Bike
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 