I was there to bear witness this past Saturday at the dedication of the newest ghost bike in the USA, for a 17-year-old girl who was killed while riding her bike home from the supermarket […]
New Chapter
I’ve written the next chapter of Leaving Suburbia for the Peace Corps, but, sorry, I’m not sharing it yet! All work from here on is exclusive to the forthcoming book. You can take a free […]
A Long and Winding Road
An hour and a half away from my home in metro Atlanta, via roads with speed limits I haven’t driven in years, I stood in the rain on the side of a winding road in […]
McDaniel Farm Park (and Other Metro Atlanta Trails)
(Skip ahead to the paragraph starting “Anyhoo” if you just want the lowdown on McDaniel Farm Park. These first few paragraphs talk about Metro Atlanta multiuse paths in general. ) There are piles of paved multiuse […]
Our Time Is Running Out
While working on my latest bike tour yesterday*, I took lots of selfies — my usual bike lift over my head; my usual Leap of Faith. I even took a photo of lifting the bike […]
Mural Bike Rack Tour
Here is the latest of my Ride Spot self-guided tours. This one is the Mural Bike Rack Tour. See the Ride Spot link for more photos. This route will take you past 6 of the 18 […]
Metro Atlanta Suburb Creates 65 Miles of Multiuse Paths Literally Overnight
On the very evening (July 13, 2020) of the day when I survived a hit-and-run while Traveling at the Speed of Bike in the place I call home (which was the very first crash under […]
Tiny Doors to Tony Doors
As promised, here is another of my Ride Spot self-guided tours. This one is the “Tiny Doors to Tony Doors” Tour. See the Ride Spot link for more photos. ____ An artist named Karen Anderson Singer […]
