I have to admit these are tough to look at. The bike in my photo had a lovely
tribute taped to it. She seemed like an amazing woman.
Hopefully these makeshift memorials raise everyone's awareness (motorists and
cyclists alike) to share the road and ride/drive safely.
The immutable laws of
How sad...
I thought such an acciddent taking the life of a cyclist should be a
rare event in your city.
I cannot even imagine someone on a bike on our inner city roads...
Bulent
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Bulent,
Problems in the suburbs too.
Think bikes and drivers on cell phones.
They are simply the worst.
Regards, Bob S.
On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 4:32 AM, Bulent Celasun
bulent.cela...@gmail.com wrote:
How sad...
I thought such an acciddent taking the life of a cyclist should be a
rare event in
I find it worse in the suburbs. Cars are going faster and they aren't used to
bikes like they are downtown.
Thanks for the comments Bob and Bulent.
Thanks as well to all who looked.
Cheers,
frank
Bob Sullivan rf.sulli...@gmail.com wrote:
Bulent,
Problems in the suburbs too.
Think bikes and
Really weird that you posted that just now..
I photographed one yesterday here In NY - but didn't plan to post
because the background was too cluttered and it also kind of gave me the
willies -- but still I took the photograph. It was a long an
actual biking path (!) along the Hudson River
A cyclist lost her life about 10 blocks from my house last month. From all
accounts she was a lovely lady.
Cycling group's, as is custom around these parts (and many other places as
well) placed a white ghost bike on the curb near the collision as a memorial:
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