If you are reading Round Ireland with a Duck and thinking maybe I can do this, too, the answer is, yes, you can. In fact, one of the book’s reader reviewers is WWOOfing internationally right now. She told me […]
If you are reading Round Ireland with a Duck and thinking maybe I can do this, too, the answer is, yes, you can. In fact, one of the book’s reader reviewers is WWOOfing internationally right now. She told me […]
Thank you for the lovely emails, texts, and notes you’ve been sending as you’re finishing reading my newly-released book, Round Ireland with a Duck — my solo female journey in search of roots and wings (the sequel […]
A year ago today, I lived in this carriage house in Ireland on a thoroughbred horse and cattle farm (my first of three farmstays during my Round Ireland with a Duck journey — book available […]
There is a trail of emails of people who opposed the multiuse path at the top of this post, which connects three parks in Dunwoody and which I use as part of my daily transportation […]
As I got on my bike today and rode to my destination (as usual), I realized I had not seen one girl out and about on her own this entire summer. Not one ( in […]
The City of Dunwoody, Georgia, USA has confirmed that there will be no pop-up/temporary or permanent protected bike lane anywhere in the city during National Bike Month 2025 (May) or for any confirmed date thereafter*, […]
America (the name of the bike I took Round America with a Duck) is beyond repair. Brakes, cassette, stem. A mess. The cost to repair would be greater than the value of the bike (sentimental value […]
I got to make a brief “return” to Ireland as a guest blogger on the WWOOF Ireland website. Here’s what I wrote: 3 Farms in Ireland in 6 Weeks Foals followed me, a bag of […]