That was a very interesting read, Mimi. Thanks!Traffic doesn't behave like a fluid, it behaves like a gas. It fills the available space.
Mimi the Wise and her luscious pies.
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If you haven't already seen Kent's Bike Blog, you might enjoy his wednesday post.
http://kentsbike.blogspot.com/
here's a random clip:
"My friend Davey once said to me "But deep down, you hate cars, right?" I found myself telling him, “No, I love bicycles.” Like almost everybody else, I've seen the car ads with the professional driver on the closed course, weaving through redwoods or driving along the Pacific Coast. It's always the only car on the road. That looks like fun. But that's not the real world, the world packed with way too many people packed into way too many cars. I don't hate cars; I hate the sprawl we've built for cars, and as Mr. T would say, "I pity the fools" stuck inside those boxes."
That was a very interesting read, Mimi. Thanks!Traffic doesn't behave like a fluid, it behaves like a gas. It fills the available space.
Mimi the Wise and her luscious pies.
Ah..the double edged sword..I've often thought whilst (that word just seemed right here) riding what I might be riding on if it weren't for cars...
"You can't get what you want till you know what you want." Joe Jackson
2006 Cannondale Feminine/Ultegra/Jett
2012 Trek Speed Concept 9.5/Ultegra/saddle TBD
There's a lot of roads that I look at with one or two points of view - what it would be like to ride a bike or sled down. I tend to prefer things that don't require internal combustion engines.![]()
Beth
But you are teamed with the Pie Master.![]()
and they sure are luscious and oh so yummy too!![]()