Tag: Cycling
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Igniting an Effort to Make Roads Safer For All
U.S. cyclist and pedestrian road traffic injuries and deaths are only increasing. Here’s how we can turn that around.
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The Magic of the Unexpected Abounds
Way too long since I said I’d laid down part 3 to the Cycling Unexpected Magic series I started in September. And here it is, Halloween, an evening that abounds with magic. But magic abounds everywhere. You bet, I felt it when I hopped on a rocket cool packed dirt trail from Concord to Bedford…
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Cycling and Magic of the Unexpected, Part 2: Concord Cheese Shop
Stopping at The Cheese Shop in Concord is really part 1 of this story for a couple of good reasons. First, they’re the ones who recommended Hutchin’s Farm when I asked for a local farm stand that sells fresh basil. Second, I stopped at the cheese shop on the way to Hutchin’s last Saturday to…
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Cycling and Magic of the Unexpected, Part One: Hutchin’s Farm
Open road; spinning legs; sights, sounds, smells, air temps that change on the fly: they’re all a big part of the thrill of cycling for me. And then there’s the magic of the unexpected. Aside from the pure joy of spending most of the day on the road bike, my purpose last Saturday was to…
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Gorgeous November Bike Rip Followed by Breakfast for Lunch
Out for a gorgeous late morning, late fall rip on the bike that featured a good look at one of my favorite cycling sights: Silverwood Organic Farm on Western Rd. in Sherbourne, MA. Sky was cloudy, wind snappy, temp. about 45 – perfect for November – and it all felt great under the Breitz! “Breeze Blaster” windbreaker over layered shirts.…