Please forgive yesterday’s radio silence.
I try to post something every day, or weekday, anyway; even bike bloggers need a little time off. But sometimes the demands of daily life get in the way.
And sometimes, I just need to get in a good ride on a perfect fall LA day. Good ride being a relative term, if Westside drivers have any say in the matter.
Then there’s the problem of the day’s designated Preventer of Productivity climbing up unbidden for an extended round of petting, ear scratching and belly rubs, forming an impermeable barrier between my laptop and lap.
Fortunately, I’ve learned to edit video one handed.
Then there’s another project that’s been occupying most of my time lately, which I hope to share with you in the coming weeks as progress allows.
Stay tuned.
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Meanwhile, Patrick Pascal sends word that the Department of DIY has been hard at work on wayfinding signage on the LA River bike path near the southern end of the Frogtown section, which he describes as “both professional and also informative, useful and long overdue.”
Word is that the city is working on a half million dollar wayfinding system of their own, which will cover bikeways across the city.
But whether they can do a better job than the person or persons who took it upon themselves to craft these particularly well-done on-path street signs remains to be seen.
A well-deserved tip of the hat, whoever you are.
