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 […]
Tag: metro Atlanta
“The Model Mile” while Traveling at the Speed of Bike
There’s a creek running alongside busy Interstate I-85 in Metro Atlanta, but you may never have known it. Now, with the creation of “The Model Mile” of the Peachtree Creek Greenway multiuse path alongside the […]
Big, Huge, Fat Thanks
Big, huge, fat thanks to everyone with whom I’ve consulted and who has provided letters of endorsement about my Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor application. After tomorrow, this 24-page document, and its outcome, is no longer […]
Bicycle Mayor Update
As I was riding a new Model Mile path in my region this week (and taking my usual daily Leap of Faith), I thought about the provocative Georgia Bike Summit I attended online last week […]
Zooming — on Bike, and at the Georgia Bike Summit
Fires. Floods. Disease. Daily barrages of bad news. It’s heavy, and it’s wearing on us. It’s wearing on me. My bike rides are my path forward to the change I want to see; my prayer […]
Announcing 1st Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor (Possibly)!
Inspired by my brilliant friend, Courtney Williams, New York City’s Bicycle Mayor, I am currently already post-interview and under final consideration to join the Amsterdam-based social enterprise BYCS’ international consortium of bicycle mayors as the […]
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 […]
Final metro Atlanta class
I donate classes for free or significantly-reduced prices (compared to REI and elsewhere), specifically for women and girls, made possible by support of my book, Traveling at the Speed of Bike. This is the final […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 