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Category Archives: Rockville
My Bike-Free, Work-Free Bike to Work Day
I have a complicated relationship with biking to work. On one hand, I enjoy it, especially on late spring days like this past Friday. On the other hand, it’s 20 miles one way and takes me about two hours, almost … Continue reading
Posted in biking, community, MD, Rockville, Washington DC
Tagged bike to work day, biking, rockville, rockville bicycle advisory committee
2 Comments
C is for Cycle and Cookie!
Biking and good food are two of my favorite things in the world. So when I heard about a charity bike ride with cookies at every stop – one that I didn’t personally organize – it was imperative that I … Continue reading
Ride Report: A Gentle Jaunt to the Rock Creek Trail
Trail/road: Combination of residential streets and trails in Rockville; Rock Creek Trail Distance: About 9 miles Despite today’s temporary return to winter, this weekend certainly felt and looked like spring. With a waning number of days I can ride any … Continue reading
Posted in biking, community, family, Rockville
Tagged biking, Lake Frank, maryland, rock creek trail, rockville
2 Comments
Six Months and Still Cycling
Some days I feel very pregnant; others, as if hardly anything has happened to my body in the last six months. Wonderfully enough, I felt like the latter when I went for a bicycle ride this past weekend. While it … Continue reading
Posted in biking, family, Rockville
Tagged biking, Millenium Trail, pregnancy, rockville, Tour de Cookie
8 Comments
Yes We Can – Have Safe Bicycling for All!
Biking is thought of by certain populations as an activity for rich or at least middle class people. They only see two groups. The first group is competitive cyclists, where people spandex up and purchase expensive racing gear. The second … Continue reading
Posted in activism, biking, community, Rockville, social justice, Washington DC
Tagged bicycle infrastructure, bicycling, bike commuting, low-income, social justice, working poor
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Will Bike for Change (or Pie!) 