crappy photo of a nifty spoke card
I'm in. It started Monday, April 1. What is #30daysofbiking? The offset text below, from the #30days website, explains it best. Take a second to click-through to the site. #30days is pretty simple. It is pretty cool. It pretty much spans the globe.
This is the first time I have formally pledged and participated. I will chronicle my biking exploits, and probably other stuff too, on a regular basis this month. Perhaps you can pledge to #30daysofreading Bernie's Blog. I hope you do!
This is the first time I have formally pledged and participated. I will chronicle my biking exploits, and probably other stuff too, on a regular basis this month. Perhaps you can pledge to #30daysofreading Bernie's Blog. I hope you do!
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30 Days of Biking, whose fourth year begins April 1, has one rule: Bike somewhere every day for 30 days—around the block, 20 miles to work, whatever suits you—then share your adventures online. We advocate daily bicycling because we believe it enriches lives and preserves the Earth. A worldwide, thousands-strong community of joyful cyclists has been forming around that idea since April 2010—and will further amass in 2013! We ride our bikes every day.
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