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I suppose that was what attracted me to the bicycle right from the start. It is not so much a way of getting somewhere as it is a setting for randomness; it makes every journey an unorganized tour.
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Two of my favorite cycling blogs are Bike Hugger and Cyclelicious. Both are staples of my daily blog fix and sit at the top of my RSS bike feeds. So you can only imagine my surprise and excitement at finding EcoVelo on Bike Hugger’s Top-Ten Bike Blog List (assembled for Blogs.com). As if that wasn’t enough, Cyclelicious gave EcoVelo a big shout out today. I’m feeling all warm-and-fuzzy with all this blog love going around…
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