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 …

“Away we go, like a herd of turtles.”
That is what my late grandfather, Samuel Hubbard, always said when we were leaving on vacation. He was from Atlanta, Georgia, so you have to imagine a very …

There’s a new “Bike Friendly” group – Bike Friendly Knox Henderson They will be promoting, well, the Knox-Henderson part of town.  If you’re never been to their neighborhood now might be a good time to …

I looked up from my desk the other day, and this is what I saw:

So I took a photograph of the scene. And I thought,
“It’s probably a good thing that I’m self-employed.”
-Hubbard

I do a lot of my bike riding at White Rock Lake, or in that general area. I see a lot of people out there that are wearing spandex, and strange shoes, and riding very …

Today was the ground-breaking for a new community garden in my E. Dallas neighborhood. It is located at 7446 E. Grand Ave. It’s called the Promise of Peace Community Garden.

I biked over to take some pictures …

The Dallas Morning News published an article last week regarding the status of the Santa Fe Trail construction through E. Dallas. It’s an interesting and timely article. Phase 2 of the trail is being constructed at …

 We went riding along the Trinity river bottom the other day.  Actually we stayed mostly on top of the levees.  We didn’t have a route in mind, mainly we just wanted to get some ideas …