The gentlemen at Urban Velo brought this to my attention today. sorry if you have already seen it, but it is too good not to share.
This is inspiring and beautiful. Some days I don't ride b/c I just don't feel like it...not even thinking that one day riding may not be possible, due to a hit and run. Makes me want to get out and ride as much as I can. Keep the rubber to the road, and my hopes high.
Check it out at LongBikeBack.com. The ride has been over since 2008, but the film trailer is just ready. I can't wait to see the full length. Maybe we need a screening in Birmingham?!
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Saturday, February 21, 2009
I've Got to be Me
ok, I normally don't like to repost things (most folks check the same sites and it is so annoying when every site has the same video, article, etc on one particular day) BUT this was too fun not to be on Bike Skirt.
love it, love it, LOVE IT.
girls on bikes are hot. and awesome and girly and fun and badass.
bikeskirt loves girls on bikes. And boys on bikes. but especially girls on bikes.
love it, love it, LOVE IT.
girls on bikes are hot. and awesome and girly and fun and badass.
bikeskirt loves girls on bikes. And boys on bikes. but especially girls on bikes.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Dreaming
I know that this will probably never happen in Birmingham, but a girl can wish, can't she?
Seeing this literally made me ache with longing and angst.
I am hopeful to see cities that care about pedestrians and are NOT just interested in the quickest way to get cars from point A to point B.
I AM encouraged for Birmingham's future, with the baby steps being taken. One example of such initiatives is Red Mountain Park, a recreational, public park space in excess of 1,100 acres. The park will include 18 miles of biking and hiking trails, fields and picnic areas. Still no timeline (that I know of) for when the park will be complete, but we will keep you up to date on the progress.
Seeing this literally made me ache with longing and angst.
I am hopeful to see cities that care about pedestrians and are NOT just interested in the quickest way to get cars from point A to point B.
I AM encouraged for Birmingham's future, with the baby steps being taken. One example of such initiatives is Red Mountain Park, a recreational, public park space in excess of 1,100 acres. The park will include 18 miles of biking and hiking trails, fields and picnic areas. Still no timeline (that I know of) for when the park will be complete, but we will keep you up to date on the progress.
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Red mountain park,
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