She coordinated the necklace, gloves and bicycle. That the stairs would match somehow seems inevitable.
She has what they want, but it could be yours: a vintage Miyata ten-speed bike. To obtain such a treasure you will have to run a gauntlet of five bike-friendly bars, each posing an unique set of challenges. To keep things sociable, play is for points, not time. Bring a friend or two. Free beer and a variety of runner-up prizes await at the last stop, Mother. Registration begins at 11am in Woodruff Park for the noon starting hour. The advance cost is $10 for Atlanta Bicycle Coalition members or $20 to join in both the fun and our voice for cycling advocacy. Please click on the banner for details.
We eighty cyclists made merry on Saturday afternoon. Our infectious spirit was seen and heard from Old Fourth Ward to Oakland Cemetery. At the picnic, Justin recalled meeting Nikki at the very first Seersucker Social four years ago and offered her a token of his affection. She said yes.
Reprising the success of their February ride to see the play Bike America, the ladies chose this month to visit the 14th Street Playhouse for a musical show, Shakin' The Rafters! If such a girls' night out on bikes appeals to you, follow them on facebook. New faces appear at every event, the pace is relaxed and last night's route was a largely car and care-free frolic from the Old Fourth Ward via PATH to BeltLine and on through Piedmont Park.
Heels On Wheels is a service of the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition.
Shopping online found the dress on eBay and belt from an Etsy crafter. Her great great aunt once wore the scarf and there is dust from Burning Man on those boots. That she caught my attention once before comes as no surprise.
shirt: Ralph Lauren



