I saw three children riding bikes around the parking lot and knew I had found the right place. As I walked into the vast, unlit warehouse, the sun’s streams through the windows backlit dozens of […]
14 hits
I came up with 14 hits to the search term “harassment” in my book, Traveling at the Speed of Bike. That’s not including the other #MeToo-worthy stuff mentioned in the first chapter and the free Epilogue. […]
“Best of 2017”: Atlanta Streets Alive
This woman got married right out there in the middle of our public spaces known as streets during Atlanta Streets Alive, an event that happens four times a year in different parts of Atlanta when […]
Big hairy audacious goal
Hmm . . . I sat and watched a steady stream of bike riders go by on the Georgia Institute of Technology’s campus today. It is a Gold-Level #BikeFriendlyUniversity with 8% of its population using […]
1 of the USA’s newest cities turns 9 today
Today is the ninth anniversary of the first day of operations for one of the newest cities in the USA — the City of Dunwoody, Georgia, which is an easy 15-minute transit ride from the […]
“Best of 2017”: public pianos
In September of this year, an organization named Pianos for Peace placed 50 local-artist-designed pianos all over metropolitan Atlanta. Additional public pianos had already been placed the year before by another organization. Many of them […]
Where to give bikes to girls
Looking for a great gift to help change the world this holiday season? Consider donating to these organizations that give bikes to girls around the world. When girls have bikes, they can get to school […]
“Best of 2017”: Women’s March
In addition to the 12 Days of Nice Strangers feature I’ll be running here, I’m also going to showcase what I consider my best selections from my 2017 street photography album, with a little story […]
