Meeting of the Minds
The Friends of Northaven Trail had their initial organizational meeting on the 9th of February.  I wanted to attend but prior family commitments conflicted, so I missed out.  Lee Kleinman is helping …

It’s not Dallas but it’s too cool to ignore.  Check out the amazing StreetFilms.org video shoot and article about Seattle Mayor, Mike McGinn, commuting to work on his Trek 700.  This was not a publicity …

Not Biking. Snowing.
 I’ve lived in Dallas virtually my entire life, and I have never seen anything like this snowstorm we had starting on Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010. The storm also resulted in the longest electricity …

It was overcast, it was cold.  At least it was dry.  A nice turn out for the Bike Friendly Oak Cliff Valentine’s Day ride, all things considered.   I wasn’t paying close attention to the route …

Trips to Oak Cliff are always a sentimental journey for me.  Both of my parents grew up there, in fact they met at the swimming pool at Lake Cliff park when my mother was a …

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Last summer my wife and I went to Fort Worth for a weekend …

I love anything bike trail related so I have to mention Marc Mumby’s Cottonwood Trail update, “Navigating The High Five on a Bicycle“,  over at BikeDFW.  The article is well written, nicely formatted, it has …

White Rock Lake was originally developed as a source of drinking water for the City of Dallas in 1911. It was created by the damming of White Rock Creek. It was not the City’s first …

This is the first submission from our intrepid reporter-at-large in The Big Apple, Mr. W. The “West Side Bike Path” shown here is the amazingly beautiful path down the west side of the Island of Manhattan. The …

Today is Hubbard’s birthday so I picked up a gift for him at my local wine and spirits store.  I say you can never go wrong buying someone a bottle of booze for most any …