Bike with modified bell, Bespoked Bristol More in the series: Reasons to cycle #1 – Commuting, Reasons to cycle #2 - Views, Reasons to cycle #3 - Early morning re-animation, Reasons to cycle #4 - Moorland moods, Reasons to cycle #5 -… Read More
SEA OF ROCK from infinite trails on Vimeo. CAUTION: Contains jaw dropping riding and vertigo inducing scenery. Do you have a nice mug of tea and a full packet of chocolate hobnobs? Jolly… Read More
British Museum, Bloomsbury London. A lady picks her way amongst the ice patches, passing the empty ‘Boris bike’ stations. Success? Tricky. Boris Johnson’s cycling credentials are often under fire. Costs of ‘Boris bikes’… Read More
Love the artwork in this image. A beautiful piece of bike art from a bleak period in history (used between 1939 and 1946). Artist: Tom Gentleman. With thanks to Brain pickings.
unbelievably, its come around again – The London Bike Show. I’ll be there for at least two and a bit days of the show, standing around looking vaguely uncomfortable as: (a) There will… Read More
Recently I read an excellent short piece in the Guardian Weekly written – I think – by Polly Toynbee and repeated here verbatim. In praise of…… irregularity When buying fruit and vegetables this… Read More
Riding down the rear of the Garth on Sunday, I was stopped in my tracks at the gate (naturally enough. A gate tends to get in the way). Positioned to my left and… Read More
You may have seen this already. If you have, you’ll know just how impressive this footage is. If not, then you’re in for a treat. When I watched this for the first time,… Read More
Where does Corporate social responsibility begin and end?
by simonnurseReblogged from The Elwell blog: There’s nothing like prefacing an article with a colossal question; a question that is both difficult to pose and incredibly difficult to answer. In most cases, we run… Read More →