I started yesterday morning with a Leap of Faith at sunrise in the fog in a nearby cemetery where I ride my bike frequently, however grim that may seem. I go there (and other cemeteries) […]
Tag: Dunwoody
a Second(er) or Two about Why You’re Needed
So I’ve been providing a little bit of input to the development of a course for people driving motor vehicles who encounter people on bikes in the Metro Atlanta city of Dunwoody, Georgia. The course […]
My Burning Question This Week as Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor
As promised, here is my upcoming week’s intended schedule re: the eight pro bono hours I am asked to dedicate weekly to serving as the Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor. Reminder: this is an independent, unpaid […]
Flag Series #13
I’m featuring selections from my street photography album ( taken while Traveling at the Speed of Bike) that include American flags each day up until (and including) Election Day. Here’s the thirteenth. I took it in […]
Greenwashing
There’s nothing more I can say or do in the place I’ve called home for twenty five years next month (and all 12 years since it became the newest city in the United States in […]
The Monarch Bike Route?
There’s a muralist in Metro Atlanta named Yehimi Cambrón whose trademark is the inclusion of a monarch butterfly. Her murals have been commissioned from Buford Highway to Decatur to Downtown Atlanta (pictured — that one […]
Damn. This “Trust” Thing Works
So, first of all, I finished the “Dunwoody Painted Picnic Tables while Traveling at the Speed of Bike” self-guided tour for you, but that’s not even the story. Something so big (that may seem small […]
I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Art!
I’ve been so art-starved out here in suburbia during this pandemic and now there’s THIS beautiful sprinkling of creativity all over the place! I love this project! The Metro Atlanta city of Dunwoody has added […]
