Meet Tracy. She is a teacher in the suburb of Suwanee, Georgia (see my Bike Audit of Suwanee here). She took my “Pedal Power with Pattie” Basic Bike Skills Class for Women yesterday at/around the […]
Meet Tracy. She is a teacher in the suburb of Suwanee, Georgia (see my Bike Audit of Suwanee here). She took my “Pedal Power with Pattie” Basic Bike Skills Class for Women yesterday at/around the […]
My book (see reviews below!) will be for sale at Lemonade Days this weekend, and I will be Traveling at the Speed of Bike (perhaps even with Bike Noodle — see Chapter 6: Noodle Lady) […]
And there I stood almost interminably, my bike laying at my feet, my head in hands which were now drenched with tears. I had wandered off the path while I was riding back to Clarkston […]
The rides and ticket booths have arrived and that means it’s just a few days until Lemonade Days and the Local Authors booth! No ticket-to-ride needed to browse and buy from the amazing selection of books […]
Yesterday I caught the MARTA train to Atlanta’s West End stop and then rode a mile or so to the warehouses where the Relay Bikeshare headquarters is located, to meet with General Manager Julie Wells, […]
This is a photo from a graduation ceremony I attended at the Fugees Academy (the only school in the USA specifically for refugee children-of-war) in Clarkston, Georgia (the most diverse square mile in the USA). […]
When I heard that the nation’s first Chief Bicycle Officer, Becky Katz, right here in Atlanta, was leaving (for Berlin, I believe), I got interested in that position. I’ll be available full-time September 15 for […]
You get to thinking about things when you unexpectedly ride your bike through a cemetery.