It's National Bike to Work Day this Friday and the DTA is getting involved. Now I understand the premise is to actually "bike to work", but with the hills in Duluth no one is going to jump on ya if you take the DTA back home, that hill after a long days work could be brutal.
The Gary New Duluth Bike Rodeo and Child Safety Day takes place this Wednesday at the Gary New Duluth community center. It goes from 2-5pm, and it's a chance for kids to have their bikes checked over. They'll also teach safety tips to kids, and even try out an obstacle course.
When I got my first job at the Wrenshall School pool I rode my bike to work on a SUPER hilly, loose graveled Alcohol Road (yes, that is the actual name of the road). Not because I was "green" or I enjoyed the exercise. It was because my mom worked and if I wanted the job it was bike or walk. Where was National Bike to Work Day then?
When I got my first job at the Wrenshall School pool I rode my bike to work on a SUPER hilly, loose graveled Alcohol Road (yes, that is the actual name of the road). Not because I was "green" or I enjoyed the exercise. It was because my mom worked and if I wanted the job it was bike or walk. Where was National Bike to Work Day then?
When I got my first job at the Wrenshall School pool I rode my bike to work on a SUPER hilly, loose graveled Alcohol Road (yes, that is the actual name of the road). Not because I was "green" or I enjoyed the exercise. It was because my mom worked and if I wanted the job it was bike or walk. Where was National Bike to Work Day then?