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Another site that all bicycle riders should know about

BikePortland.org



Our 4th of July bicycle ride was to one our favorite waterfowl observation sites at a slow and comfortable pace on rural country roads to the intersection 1.4 miles West of Lake Goldsmith shown on the Goat Hills Map.

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at One-on-One Bicycles + Coffee + Stuff



Oh watch the slide show: Click on a pic to go to the album



Urban Bicycle Tourist

Labels: bicycle, Bicycle Tourist Loop, bikes, Twin Cities

This is a RIDE SLOWLY route. RIDE SLOWLY is movement to travel by bicycle on gravel and rural back roads taking time to enjoy the sights and sounds of rural areas, stop frequently to observe the flora and fauna, smell the wild flowers, and listen to the birds. SLOW - not just for food anymore.

Mouse over the map and take a quick tour of the route with the pop-up comments.

If you would like the cue sheet, click on the title of this article or the map and it will go to Bikely where you can print out the map and cue sheet and take it with you.

Enjoy a slow and rejuvenating bicycle road.

Oh, when you ride and see some road grader or farm tractor tracks, don't avoid them, enjoy the gentle rumble in your hands and feet.

Labels: bikes, birds, meditation, RIDE SLOWLY

World Carfree Network: "

Welcome to the online headquarters of the World Carfree Network, the hub of the global carfree movement. Worldcarfree.net is a clearinghouse of information from around the world on how to revitalise our towns and cities and create a sustainable future. In addition to serving the carfree movement, Worldcarfree.net offers resources for architects, planners, teachers/professors, students, decision-makers and engaged citizens.

War is not the Answer
Ride a Bicycle

Labels: activism, bikes, climate

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