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Tag Archives: path
Watch this dog chase a cyclist on a dirt path
Man, I want a dog like this.
Ringing a bicycle bell in a crowd is a quick way to clear the path ahead
I thought I had posted this here before, but after some searching I don’t think I have (although I had seen it ages ago). This Japanese video posted over at Neatorama again shows how a simple bicycle bell can get … Continue reading
GE: Paths of Flight
GE made this video to show how the intricate dance of airplanes occurs at 3 different airports. The videos used here are layered on top of each other to create a rather odd but beautiful illusion of many planes flying … Continue reading
Notoriously dark bike path on Manhattan's West Side to be lit soon
Streetsblog has some great news for cyclists! This coming memorial day, the closed path on Manhattan’s West Side between 83rd Street and 92nd Street will be opened allowing for cyclists to take a direct route uptown without having to go … Continue reading
Reading poetry while biking in Lisbon
O Tejo from Abilio Vieira on Vimeo. Along the bike path on the River Tagus in Lison is an interesting project that allows cyclists to read poetry on the ground as they travel. The poem here is “The Keeper of … Continue reading