The creeks and rivers overflow, leaving mounds of sediment when they recede. The paths have signs that say they’re closed. But they’re not, and the multiple bike tire tracks bear witness to the many who […]
A tale of three bike racks
Magic and I ran errands locally in the metro-Atlanta suburb-cities of Dunwoody and Sandy Springs yesterday while Traveling at the Speed of Bike. I was #OneLessCar for a total of 9 miles (which adds up super […]
Ponchy!
Honestly, this new $21 rain poncho (which I introduced to you here) has changed everything. You may have seen me zipping around in the endless rain lately. I’ve been so dry and comfortable everywhere I’ve […]
Making headway
Every day I make a little more headway. Here I am with my new rechargeable head lamp, which I’ll be using in Africa for the next two years after the sun sets at 6:30 pm […]
But it wasn’t!
The sign said “Greenway Closed Ahead” (as it is almost every time it rains and the creek overflows). But it wasn’t! I ended up able to ride 11 miles! Moral of story: Don’t always believe […]
When the weather is “bad”
There are so many distinct pleasures in weather variations when you’re Traveling at the Speed of Bike. You experience the fullness of being alive right down to your bones, and the joys of hot chocolate […]
Update on bikeshare in Dunwoody parks
I was hoping that there would be Zagster bikeshare in the Dunwoody parks by now (as it is in the other metro-Atlanta cities of Alpharetta, Roswell, Suwanee, Smyrna, Carrollton, and even the Cobb County Community […]
The next chapter
I came home from my eldercare emergency in south Florida to torrential rain and then a beautiful morning of snow — which is a maybe-once-a-year fluffy joy here in metro Atlanta where everyone stays home […]
