It’s bike season. (yay) Went all along the river with my friend Heather and ended up in the new area by the baseball field for a beer to eliminate all the calories I had burned.

As luck would have it, I’d see Tina the next day on her turf. Flew out to spend a few days talking internet possibilities with Fictive Cameron. Soon as I landed, the visual goodness of New York began to poke me in the eyes from every direction, like this knitted bike cozy down in Dumbo. [...]

Vine Street. (Postnote: I didn’t know there was a blog all about these shots, but with particular people set in NYC.)

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum The Presidential Palace

Don’t ask me about the pipe cleaners on her helmet. It might have something to do with aerodynamics.

The biking is still fun and we keep finding new places to explore. Dayton is connected to an excellent network of biking trails. On this day we attempted to bike along the river by the Carillon Park, but bridge construction kept messing with the flow. So we packed up and looped around the RiverScape park [...]

So far? The biking thing is awesome. We have lots of bike trails in the area and tons more in reasonable radius. I’m learning that riding a bike is not a good mouth breathing exercise. Bugs. Totally worth it though.