THAT was an Adventure…
There are three expressions that come to mind that can each be taken as either exceptionally positive, or dourly and cynically negative. One is, “Well, […]
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Revelations from Revolutions: a Bike Ride to Troy
While on my bicycle, I learn about my community, local history, local foods and goods, and discover also a bit about myself. Care to join me?
Continue reading »20/20 Foresight
Our sustainable future will be guaranteed not by personal actions or government mandates or corporate revelations that green business is healthier for the bottom line…but […]
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Big Traveling, Small Imprints
What is the measure of success? Is it having more than enough or is it having enough? Is it being able to dictate comfort or […]
Continue reading »Waste Not, Want Not
My son just came home from a week-long school trip to Boston. The point was for the class to learn about American history in Salem and […]
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Is it “separate but equal” for bicyclists?
I heard through the grapevine (the sustainability folks in communities and governments at all levels have wicked powerful grapevines: organic, of course) that the […]
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Our city’s bike community
Yesterday I walked my bike to the Downtube for a quick tire repair – awesome. I could walk the 1.5 or so miles easily, wait […]
Continue reading »GOVERNOR CUOMO ANNOUNCES $67 MILLION IN FUNDING FOR BICYCLE, PEDESTRIAN AND MULTI-USE PATH ENHANCEMENT PROJECTS
State of New York | Executive Chamber Andrew M. Cuomo | Governor For Immediate Release: January 15, 2014 GOVERNOR CUOMO ANNOUNCES $67 MILLION IN FUNDING […]
Continue reading »Copenhagen Wheel – smarter biking
Okay, I seriously want one of these. Copenhagen has always been in the front of the pack regarding urban bicycling. They were one of the […]
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