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Thu, 11/11/2010 - 21:44 by herb

Sun, 11/16/2008 - 10:55 - This river I step in, is not the river I stand in...</p>
<p>'Time and a Clock' by Eldon Garnet.<br />
Completed in 1990 using stainless steel.</p>
<p>Broadview Ave. on  Queen St. East<br />
Toronto Ontario</p>
<p>View Large On Black ©Time and Clock...
16 years ago ago at Trefann, Toronto, Ontario, Canada by chewie~.

Photo by chewie.

Some sympathy from Copenhagen and a love note from Montreal:

Toronto, we both know you’ve never been the best looking city, but one of the biggest parts of looking good is accentuating your best features. One of the best things about you was your friendliness towards bikes. You have beautiful dedicated bike lanes along many of your major streets. You have city-subsidized programs to teach both kids and adults how to bike. Hell, you even decided to copy us over here and might launch your own BIXI program in May 2011.

But here you are, toying around with Rob Ford. He called cyclists a “pain in the ass,” and said he cannot support bike lanes. Come on, Toronto. You can do better!

Who's gonna win? Bike culture or politics?

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politics
bike culture

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hamish (not verified)

Bikes vs. appallicies?

Sun, 11/14/2010 - 15:37

Bikes will win, we're running out of oil/energy/atmospheric capacity - delusion isn't the solution for the policies of physics and natural limits.
There will be backsliding - and it helps not to be passholes, be lit, and respect peds/transit users.

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