I’m makin’ progress on my Round America with a Duck planning (my cross-country trip via bikes, buses, trains and WWOOFing on organic farms as experiential research for my new book — read or listen to […]
Tag: public art
The Art of Bike Riding
rockin’ my new Goodwill leggings If you ride your bike, you get the value of public art, even graffiti. When you start to see the art, you start to be the art and to feel […]
Artsy Downtown Suwanee
I finally finished writing up my free self-guided bike tour of Suwanee, Georgia. See the cue card and map at the bottom of this post. You can see more Artsy Downtown (and other) tours around […]
Humpy Dumpty Fell
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall; Humpry Dumpty had a great fall; All the king’s horses and all the king’s men Couldn’t put Humpty together again. I’ve been thinking about good ole Humpty as I’ve […]
Meet Shanequa Gay
Meet Shanequa Gay. Shanequa is one of the many artists around the USA who make bike riding more welcoming through the inclusive, educational and celebratory nature of their public art. She was one of the […]
The greatest art the world has ever known soon to come
Art captures and transcends our pain and bears witness to all aspects of our lives. It is needed now more than ever. If interested, see more #ArtOfBikeRiding here. and here. It may comfort you or […]
And thus ended Biketober
I Rode to Joy again yesterday after Traveling at the Speed of Bike from my home to a MARTA train station; riding the train to Midtown, Atlanta; and then riding to the City of Decatur […]
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 […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 