I ride my bike three miles to my local transit station and then hop the train the short fifteen minutes to Midtown Atlanta’s Arts Center Station. I take the elevator at the Woodruff Arts Center […]
Tag: Atlanta Beltline
Hmmm. Maybe There Was a Good Reason
Was just looking back at an old post from five years ago that went like this: For No Good Reason That time I spent endless hours Traveling at the Speed of Bike all over the Atlanta Beltline […]
Opt Outside
It’s #OptOutside Day* (established by REI a few years ago as an alternative to Black Friday consumerism) and I can barely wait for the sun to rise! It’s also the day that the fourth public […]
Boston? Nope. Atlanta!
Looks like Boston, but it’s not! It’s Bill Kennedy Way between Interstate 20 and Glenwood Avenue in Atlanta. When finished, it will serve to connect the Atlanta Beltline’s Eastside Trail extension with the Southside Trail. […]
Power to the Polls with Stacey Abrams
On January 20, 2018, I took the train with my bike (as usual) to Atlanta’s West End MARTA station, exited on Lee Street and rode the mile or so down Murphy and Allene to a […]
Mother Lode
Pictured is Johanna DeCotis Smith, who, along with her husband Cole Smith, was my bike tour guide of the Atlanta Beltline so many years ago! See photos and story here*. Fun fact: Johanna actually rode […]
Through new eyes
Meet Allison. She is not Today’s Nice Stranger, since I’ve known her for years (but not really). She is the sister-in-law of an old friend of mine whom I called Tracy of the Chickens on a […]
What exactly are we waiting for?
Here is the entrance to the Atlanta Beltline’s Eastside trail. (Note: it’s not in this video, but there is a phase where one side of the motor vehicles still go while the other side is […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 