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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Get out there and ride!
The goal here is to help you keep cycling on a budget.
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Coast-to-coast US bike tour
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Life at 15 miles per hour
Sailing, Psychology and other random incidents
Do What You Fear And The Fear Disappears.
Not suitable for children, the sensitive or those hoping to get into heaven.
walk | hike | cycle | blog
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
"Life stories with a bend"
This is gonna take awhile 😳😂
Aging Gracefully And Staying Active
Australian Cycling Adventures for the Average Cyclist
Cycling to work & back, to the shops....anytime that I can use my bike instead of the car.Sometimes I even get on it just for fun & fresh air!
A Blog about any Thoughts in my Head: Politics, Writing, Life
The Dude Abides. I'm A Dude AbiKes. I wonder as I wander around Austin on a bicycle.
Using a little bit of perfection found by sifting through the day to brighten my mood and hopefully yours.
A blog about being fifty-ish, keeping fit, and acting the fool...
We're gonna travel the world by bike to spread love, respect and culture of bicycle all over!
Stay Clean Get Fit
......My cycling life
intelligence, strategy, and security in a dangerous world
Living the Path of Life
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Bicycle touring in Greece / Outdoor enthusiasm / Bike hacks - DIY projects / Car-Free Lifestyle
four seasons, many stories...
Ruminations & stories of riding bicycles in all four seasons.
A Midnight Rider 
when we biked in holland they made fun of americans for wearing helmets, you should fit right in with the locals
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I did fit in. Never even thought of a helmet. Same in Paris.
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