How will we live tomorrow? “We have lost faith in science. It began with the Cold War, when ‘duck and cover’ didn’t give us confidence against the threat of nuclear war. White-coated scientists lost their prestige. Then science began to … Continue reading
August 24, 2016 – Partly cloudy, 90 degrees Miles Today: 78 Miles to Date: 15,077 States to Date: 41 After two days of being spoiled by the Silver Comet / Chief Ladiga Trails it was hard to share the pavement … Continue reading
August 23, 2016 – Partly cloudy, 80 degrees Miles Today: 29 Miles to Date: 14,970 States to Date: 41 Cycling through Piedmont, a town that has seen better days, reminds me of something a guy in Atlanta said. “The Civil … Continue reading
Rexford Tugwell, a man with an aristocratic name and impeccable white suits, ran the Resettlement Administration under FDR’s New Deal. In 1937 Greenbelt, MD – a new town modeled on Europe’s Garden City movement, became one of the agency’s most … Continue reading
August 22, 2016 – Partly cloudy, 80 degrees Miles Today: 78 Miles to Date: 14,941 States to Date: 41 My host, Ali, and I went to mile zero of the Silver Comet Trail, the biggest bicycle trailhead I’ve seen. Even … Continue reading
August 21, 2016 – Partly cloudy, 80 degrees Miles Today: 28 Miles to Date: 14,863 States to Date: 41 I woke late to overcast skies and coasted down five flights of parking ramp from my host’s apartment to the streets … Continue reading
Tonia Burnette is an architect who’s dedicated her career to healthcare design. We had the pleasure of working together on Baltimore projects when she was in a local firm. As my life evolved toward Haiti, writing, and cycling, she moved … Continue reading
