5.26.2013 – Biking to Provinceton, MA at the tip of Cape Cod provided some nice scenery.
Inaugural CapeFlyer Trip
5.24.2013 – Members of the Cape & Islands Sierra Club group came to welcome me in Hyannis for the first official run of the CapeFLYER train from Boston to Cape Cod.
First Boston Fall
5.27.2013 – Focusing too much on traffic and not enough on potholes.
Goodbye Sweet Carolina
5.26.13 – On May 1st, I moved from Columbia, South Carolina to Boston, Massachusetts. With this transition, I have also retired the Cycling The South blog, and established my new site, Cycling En Mass. It will most certainly be a trip, one which begins on my new, beautiful, tree-lined street of Saint Botolph.
Charleston on Three Wheels
2.28.13 – Gloria Day of the Canterbury House paid a visit to my organization’s Charleston office this past week, and she did so in grand style atop her tricycle. Even in mid-winter, Charleston is great for a leisurely ride around town.
Riding the Mall
1.20.13 – Washington DC may be the perfect bike town.
The Broad River as Dusk Approaches
1.6.13 – No visit to Harbison is complete without taking a moment to enjoy the tranquility of Columbia’s Broad River.
Mysterious Lady Spotted Riding Harbison
1.6.13 – Columbia has had some incredibly comfortable weather lately, and even a causal rider like Ms. McGregor (pictured here) couldn’t resist borrowing a friend’s mountain bike to tackle the terrain on some of Columbia’s most harrowing trails at Harbison State Forest. Merrill survived this outing despite a plethora of rocks, drops and exposed roots, dwindling sunlight, and limited vision from a failure to wear her glasses.
Where Heroes Live
12.25.12 – Fort Jackson, with its miles of long, straight roads and sparse traffic, provides the most enjoyable, uninterrupted road riding in Columbia. This picture was taken above an on-base community with the Columbia skyline off in the distance.
Bike-Friendly Columbia
11.25.12 – I had a leisurely breakfast at Drip this morning in Five Points while my bike stood locked to a recently installed corral up the street. Not only do these installations get bikes off of trees, light posts and signs, but they also help legitimize bicycling as transportation choice. Thanks goes out to the City of Columbia for continuing to endorse active lifestyles.
Cycling En Mass 