In case you are wondering, no, it will not take a ghost bike for your city to finally change. There are at least four I know of in Metro Atlanta, including this one I passed […]
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Will Sandy Springs, Georgia Take the Lead? (Or Will It Be Your City?) UPDATED
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 […]
Preliminary Hearing Today
Nothing has changed at the spot where a ghost bike memorializes a man from my Metro Atlanta suburb city who was killed while traveling at the speed of bike in my neighboring city of Sandy […]
Your Awards Are Not More Important than Our Lives
in tandem alongside each other; together. one behind another. I was trying to take a break for the holidays to work on my new book, Slow Duck Crossing. However, because of what happened yesterday, I […]
Newest Ghost Bike in the USA
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 […]
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 […]
Has anything changed? UPDATED
Here are photos from when I attended the ghost bike dedication ceremony for a man (Felix Mayer) who was riding a bike when he was killed by a man (Leonardo Angulo Banos) driving a motor […]
Ghost Bike Memorial in My Neighboring City
Less than two months ago (on Saturday morning, May 30th, 2020), I rode my bike the five little miles from my suburb-city to the next one, where there was a ghost bike memorial for a […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 