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Tag Archives: bicycles
In the Shadow of Castles.
In March 2000 when our first child was born, we weren’t too sure about anything, much like any new parents. To ensure we were really stepping into the unknown, we decided heading down to a small village in rural France … Continue reading
Posted in a town, adventure, camping, Children & Parenting, comfort zone, coronavirus, covid-19, Cycling, diversity, dorset, europe, fear, Food, france, Health & Well-being, inspiration, Life on planet earth., live music, morocco, portugal, small village or countryside?, Technology & Progress, Transportation, weymouth
Tagged baby backpack, bicycle trailer, bicycles, books, castles, chateaux, children, internet, langeais, learning, life, live music, loire valley, olives, tours, travel, villandry
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Carolina in my mind.
James Taylor wrote the song while homesick in Spain, so we’ve turned the tables a bit and are in the part of the world he loved so much as we think about our home near the border of Spain. Let’s … Continue reading
Posted in a town, camping, Children & Parenting, Climate, Cycling, diversity, Education, Health & Well-being, home education, Life on planet earth., Religion, RV travel, small village or countryside?, The City, The City, a town, small village or countryside?, Transportation, travel, U.S.A., unschooling
Tagged bicycles, boondocking, camping, challenge, children, france, friendship, joe diomede, paradigm shift, Politics, rv, telemontbrun, travel
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The Adventure Continues!
We are still moving slowly along in our 6 wheeled camping car that we have christened Janey-Rae. As we roll along the small bi-ways of the Northeast at 40-50 mph (64-80 kph) she doesn’t guzzle the gas too badly. We recently … Continue reading
Posted in a town, adventure, America, camping, Children & Parenting, Cycling, diversity, Education, Energy Consumption, Health & Well-being, home education, Life on planet earth., RV travel, small village or countryside?, The City, a town, small village or countryside?, Transportation, travel, U.S.A., unschooling
Tagged bicycles, camping, challenge, children, consumption, friendship, joe diomede, new york city, peace, telemontbrun, the bronx, travel
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Get Your Kicks on Route 66 (or elsewhwere;-)!
The Dexit (Diomede exit) took place on July 1st. It didn’t cause as much a fuss as the Brexit did, but there was a certain amount of upheaval involved. Two days after we arrived my brother had a BBQ with … Continue reading
Posted in a town, Children & Parenting, diversity, Education, Health & Well-being, life and death, Life on planet earth., small village or countryside?, The City, The City, a town, small village or countryside?, Transportation, travel
Tagged bicycles, camping, challenge, children, food, friendship, joe diomede, new york city, paradigm shift, peace, pyrenees, the bronx, travel
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Permaculture – A Sustainable Answer
What is the question? How can we incorporate all aspects of our modern lifestyles into an interesting way forward that respects the planet, those we share it with, and ourselves? From transport to planting gardens, Locky briefly explains this Australian concept … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, asia, Climate, diversity, Education, Energy Consumption, Food, Health & Well-being, Life on planet earth., Natural resources, Recycle - Reuse - Rethink, small village or countryside?, Technology & Progress, Transportation, travel
Tagged australia, bicycles, east timur, financial crisis, france, joe diomede, paradigm shift, permculture, pyrenees, south of france, telemontbrun, timur, tropics
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Belle vue, belle vie – On yer bikes!!
History has shown us that just maybe a bicycle ride through Dallas might have been the better option on that fateful November day nearly 52 years ago this month, but alas, we cannot re-write history. What many of us hopefully … Continue reading
Why Corporations Suck (the humanity out of us).
I have always been a fan of small businesses. When I grew up we called many of the shops we went into by the owner’s name. There was Vinny’s Pizza, Mike’s Deli, Artie’s Candy Store and Larry’s Butcher to name … Continue reading
Posted in a town, Energy Consumption, Food, Health & Well-being, Life on planet earth., Money & Economics, Technology & Progress
Tagged bicycles, challenge, collaboration, consumption, department stores, fast food, food, joe diomede, mcdonalds, paradigm shift, shopping malls, small business, starbucks, target, telemontbrun
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