Grape news! We’re recently done with figs*, and now muscadines are falling. Bike helmets come in extra handy at this time of year 🙂 There’s a chapter in my book, Food for My Daughters, titled […]
Tag: public fruit
Figured It Would Work
It’s Figs right now. It’ll be Muscadines in September and then Native Persimmons, followed by Pomegranates. These are seasons as a bike-riding public-fruit-forager. They punctuate and dictate my rides and routes. They refresh and replenish. […]
Community Sparks grant, most beautiful bike rack in USA, and breaking news about a freedom they can’t take away
The air hangs heavy with the buttery fragrance of magnolia. It’s almost too much when I breath in and out up hills in the heat. Flower petals spill open, as my bike pedals spill open. […]
Blueberries and Peaches
And by the way, there is a whole grove full of ripe blueberries growing in front of Mercedes Benz Stadium. Plus, public peaches around Metro Atlanta are almost ripe. Find out more about free public […]
At your service
Public fruit is at your service to provide free, convenient, yummy snacks and hydration in cites all over the USA — plus who doesn’t love fresh-baked cobblers?! I am particularly in love with serviceberries but […]
Native persimmons, and why I stay away from them
As I was Traveling at the Speed of Bike from Midtown Atlanta to the City of Decatur for my weekly volunteer assignment at the Global Village Project school for refugee girls, I Â went to check […]
Serviceberry cobbler, and a tip
You know those serviceberries I’ve been picking? They worked their way into a cobbler so I could freeze and share them with my daughters when they are here in July. If interested, see my book, […]
Tastes like champagne
I shouldn’t share this location with you . . . but I will (revealed in video above). These are called serviceberries (or June berries, although they are ripe in May here in Atlanta). They look […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 