I didn’t roll my little Bike-O machine to pick the next state this time because I discovered Megabus goes from Atlanta to Birmingham and I want to try out its bikeshare there (plus tour some […]
Author: Pattie Baker
Writer, street photographer, urban farmer and global WWOOFer. League Cycling Instructor (#5382) 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.
To go elsewhere
My mother is ill, and God may be calling her home. I come and I go to her house and the hospital and stop at a path in the woods with my bike. There is […]
#BikeNoodle update
All footage is from 10/16/18 during my route to and from voting at the library in Dunwoody, Georgia, USA.
“Rolling!”
So I left home in the dark of morning and returned in the dark of night after working my first time as a movie extra (a twelve-hour immersion which is its own story that I […]
Two weeks in
Two weeks in to Biketober for the Georgia Commute Options’ Atlanta Bike Challenge and I’ve taken 20 bike trips, ridden 151 miles, saved 91 pounds of CO2, and burned 5,587 calories. Plus, I’ve ridden with […]
Nice
I did the corporate thing. I drove Downtown. I flew around the country. I stayed at expensive hotels and ate in trendy restaurants. I had a budget and hired smart people doing cool things. It […]
Still there
Years ago, my friends and I started, revived, or helped other people start at least a dozen community gardens around metro Atlanta, plus advised hundreds of other people around the USA. Yesterday, my friend Amie […]
Pomegranates
My friend Amie and I found pomegranates while Traveling at the Speed of Bike today. She is here from Costa Rica for months at a time taking care of her ill mother-in-law, car-free in suburbia. […]
