photo above not far from the ghost bike in Sandy Springs, Georgia, USA. That’s a grown man on the bike. I’m 5’1. Children are smaller. Tomorrow I am invited to join a group of people […]
photo above not far from the ghost bike in Sandy Springs, Georgia, USA. That’s a grown man on the bike. I’m 5’1. Children are smaller. Tomorrow I am invited to join a group of people […]
Bikeshare has had a “moment” this past year during the pandemic. It has exploded in popularity in cities where people, including many healthcare workers, are using it in place of buses and trains; to support […]
SO much is happening close to home and around the world relating to the extraordinary intersectionality of bikes with economic, environmental, and social resilience during the biggest bike boom in generations — and this unprecedented […]
If you have flown around the United States, there’s a strong chance you’ve been to Clayton County, Georgia. That’s because that’s where Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is located, and, as the busiest airport in the United […]
A goal is a dream with a deadline, they say, and I’ve now more fully defined mine for National Bike Month in May (and am, in fact, knee-deep into it already). Here’s where I’m at. […]
Email below reprinted with permission from City of Dunwoody City Councilor Joe Seconder. You’ve met Joe here before. If interested, see A Second(er) or Two about Why You’re Needed and Status Quo or Status Joe? […]
Nicely, done, DeKalb County Public Library and the City of Dunwoody. I enjoyed seeing this children’s book line the multiuse path in a contextually-appropriate spot at our city’s biggest park. It is child-height, in both […]
If u or any youthful people (of any age!) u know r interested, there r now over 50 (!!!) joy-based bike skills/inspiration TikToks on that platform at pedalpowerwithpattie, including one about FREE scholarships for those […]