Gift from Yokohama
5 Nov ’12
A gift from Yokohama is one of the highlights of my basic training ride.
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History
Bicycling into Jewish Roxbury
12 Nov ’05
We get a first ride with Dick Bauer to explore Jewish history in Boston, but the camera died! Next time fresh batteries!
Cycling Boston’s Underground Railroad
28 May ’05
Her’e a challenging 23 miles ride giving you a glimpse to the Boston’s Underground Railroad and abolitionists history.
Robber Barons, Spinsters and Art
28 Mar ’05
there are many reasons one dies alone at 92. And of course, Gertrude still kept a servant who disappears from the story into the desperation of Great Depression.
Juries, Revolution and Walking About
16 Jan ’05
There are times when I think I’m going to apply the brunt of my auto-didactic personality to reading law with the notion of being a decent activist, but honestly, within a day or two, I’m back to worrying about bicycling, art, or random geek monographs on violence, salt, or pencils.
The Loneliest Town in America
7 Nov ’04
Lowell is not a lovely place. It is neither particularly cheery nor grand. But I was completely intrigued and had never seen anything like it.
