This was not my lawyer*. This was not my mode of transportation when I survived a hit-and-run earlier this year. But as I’m selecting the photos for my year-end street photography collage (as usual), this […]
Atlanta, By Bike (and Why Metro Atlanta Leaders Are Invited)
This bike lane was named one of the top 10 in the USA in 2013 by PeopleForBikes, yet had fallen into astoundingly dangerous disrepair and neglect over the past few years as the flexible plastic […]
Bike-Friendly?
As we await the imminent announcement from the League of American Bicyclists about its newest Bicycle Friendly Community award winners across the USA, I thought I’d republish (from years ago) my Baker’s Dozen* Audit for […]
Surviving the Winter
I snip the flowering tarragon, yet again, and tuck it into a wine bottle vase I had cut one day over the kitchen sink. I add rosemary, and the scents commingle, the licorice of black […]
Still Leaping My Brains Out
Still leaping my brains out, folks, trying to rise above the constant barrage of bad news. The current issue of Bicycling magazine, with its stunningly beautiful forest photo, reminds me to continue to set myself […]
Atlanta’s HBCU Tour
HBCUs are Historically Black Colleges and Universities, and the City of Atlanta is a hotbed for them, some started the year the Civil War ended, all located adjacent to each other on the Westside just […]
Meet Pinky, Owner of That New Yellow Place
Meet Pinky Cole. I haven’t yet, but I did meet her executive chef recently as I often ride past the third and newest location of her fast-growing and wildly-popular vegan take-out joint, Slutty Vegan, on […]
Meet Byron Rushing, Regional Bike/Ped Program Manager
photo courtesy of Byron Rushing Meet Byron Rushing. He grew in Downtown Decatur, Georgia and now lives in the historic West End neighborhood in the City of Atlanta. Here he is pictured a few years […]
