So this morning was one of those mornings we cyclists occasionally have. You know the one where you almost get killed and follow the offending driver, pass said driver and stop your bike to block further driver progress to have a “chat” with them about it? This morning my very one-sided “chat” was with an… Read More Nearly Getting Killed on MLK This Morning

What a week it’s been and how that relates to my cycling about as far from my South Valley domicile as one can and still be considered “in town” is subject for another post. For now, there’s just this taken this late morning along the La Cueva Trailhead Rd. between La Luz and Tramway under… Read More Under the Sandia Peak Towers 1.25.25

Upon his recent death, Dr. Harold Bailey has been universally praised by civic leaders including our current Mayor and Governor. Mayor Keller states: “He was a champion of so many endeavors that have enriched our city, state and our nation, from African American studies, to civil rights, to childhood development.” Governor Lujan Grisham notes that… Read More Dr. Harold Bailey: A Life (Part III)

Awoke this morning to find Albuquerque Journal reporters Nakayla McClelland and Matt Reisen’s very well-crafted story on the life and passing of Dr. Bailey. While the most immediate reason for the piece is sad, knowing countlessly more people will find out about this great man than would ever happen via something written here at BB… Read More Dr. Harold Bailey: A Life (Part II)

Have you ever had the good fortune to encounter and get to know someone truly great on a pretty much daily basis for years? Somebody who just exuded what it means to be more than the human norm and our typical potential? I stumbled into such incomparable good luck for a few years a few… Read More Dr. Harold Bailey: A Life (Part I)