Dear Mayor and City Council: Thank you for all you do and try to do. I understand a Ride to Lunch is planned for today as part of National Bike Month (graphic above posted by […]
Author: Pattie Baker
Writer, street photographer, urban farmer and nationwide WWOOFer. League Cycling Instructor (#5384) and first Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor as part of global consortium with Amsterdam-based social enterprise BYCS. Peace Corps Uganda invitee (June 2020, derailed due to COVID-19). Former CDC Foundation Communications Specialist with State of Alaska Dept. of Health on Healthy You in 2022 project. Mensa member. See books on Amazon in all global markets (USA link: https://www.amazon.com/Pattie-Baker/e/B005JBN7ZK) and on indie book sites.
10 Wows from My Bike Audit of Trilith (including the Most Important)
Trilith Studios is now the second largest movie-making location in the United States. Think Marvel. Currently filming there — Superman: Legacy. Directly across the street from it is a planned development named Town of Trilith. […]
5 Reminders for National Bike Month (and Beyond)
Happy National Bike Month! Here are five reminders for this month (and beyond): 1 — You are enough. Simply existing in public space — especially if you are a woman, person of color, or person […]
You Are Less than $300 Away from Your Own Folding Bike
Everyone loves this bike — including me! You’ll read many accounts in my book, Round America with a Duck, of amazing interactions I had as a result of this bike. I did not think it was […]
Greetings from a Vintage Airstream
It’s four miles on hilly country roads — South Moore, Plum Nelly and Fawn Dawn — in order to avoid the 55-miles-per-hour main road that would get me there faster and more directly, but I […]
Now Available Globally!
Round America with a Duck just went LIVE in all Amazon markets globally (additional book buying options coming soon, including indie bookstores). Read a sample and order your copy (in either ebook or paperback form) all […]
I Almost Quit — and Now, Here We Are
I was digging up weeds, shaking out the soil from their roots, noticing the abundance of worms on this fertile piece of land that I call home, when the truck pulled up with my box […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 