Learning To Ride

Wollaston Beach walkway is a great place for young ones to practice riding a bike.  The shadows caught my eye in this one.  Happy Monochrome Monday!

Flower Power

This delightful planter was spotted outside a house near Wolly Beach.  It looks like it is straight out of an old  movie with Audry Hepburn peddling around town.

Lock It Up!

I like the circles and shadows of this bicycle rack at the new high school.

Happy Monochrome Monday!

Park and Ride

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I like the many touches of yellow in this picture at the Wollaston train lot. It's great to see some bicycles parked here.

Worker Series

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This is Dave Forsyth, one of the friendliest and most helpful bike shop owners I have had the pleasure to know over the last couple of decades. Dave has owned and operated Dave's Bike Infirmary on Granite Ave. for 32 years; he has added two sons to his team of bike experts. You can see his web site here. I wish the roads were safer for bicyclists around here.

Do you bicycle much?

Monday commute

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Bike Ride

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This mom and her two biking companions are enjoying the bike loop around Merrymount Park and Black's Creek area.

Portage

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This stairway is on the side of the Neponset Bridge. It looks like it could use some maintenance work.

Bike Parking

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It's nice to see the new bike racks being used at Wollaston Beach. If you enlarge the picture you'll notice a cup holder in one of the baskets . . . very handy. I'm curious about the extra tire here . . . perhaps it belongs to a unicycle.

Bike Parking

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We have a few bicycle commuters but it looks as though we could use some more parking for these eco-friendly folks at Quincy Center T station. Have a great week.

Empty rack

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This bicycle rack is ready and waiting for the season to begin. I couldn't resist the long shadows produced by the late afternoon sun.