Every bike ride/day/life has highs and lows. You’re riding high in April, flat tire in May. There are at least another 3.7 million trite expressions/song lyrics one could alter, but let’s just get to this morning’s photos of the best and worst from yesterday’s bike ride:  

Albuquerque City Council last night unanimously passed Councilor Isaac Benton’s “Active Streets Initiative” making it possible, upon Mayor Keller’s signature (which is expected), to close some city streets temporarily to motorized traffic. As noted in yesterday’s BB post on the subject, the turn-around time from passage to possible implementation is remarkably rapid. Two weeks! Thus,… Read More Motor Traffic Street Closure Measure Passes: What Street Do You Want Fully Opened to Non-Motorized Use?

Following actions taken in a multitude of cities worldwide, Albuquerque City Councilor Isaac Benton is tonight introducing an “Active Streets Initiative,” a Resolution that, if passed, would enable the City to close some streets, actually quite a few streets as shown below, to anything but local motorized traffic, making them much more comfortably accessible by… Read More Councilor Benton Proposes Closing Selected Streets to Non-Local Motor Traffic

by Emily Esterson Scrolling around the other day, I came across a picture of chocolate sourdough bread. As you already know, social media is not a good place to express one’s political opinions;  however, it is a good place to get a baking idea. At the moment, I can’t think of a single other thing,… Read More Breadder Burque Ch. XII: The 100th Loaf