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I'm very lucky, I work .4 miles from my home. My commute is very minor, in fact, I can walk my commute in a matter of minutes. This is a view of the rush hour traffic that I only hit once I get on my street. :)
This is my "Commute" entry to the 2009 Photo Challenge hosted by photochallenge.org<
Ted Horobiowski and Keith Cotton with Mike Harbour and staff from Intercity Transit (Commute Smart Legacy Award).
A passenger prepares to detrain as the big green interurban car comes to a stop in the middle of the street.
Keith Cotton and Ted Horobiowski with Leslie Hopkins of the Kitsap Public Health District (Commute Smart Employer Champion).
Morning commute.
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The 70 mile roundtrip commute from Baton Rouge to L ivingston and back is kind of ridiculous, but at least we manage to carpool most of the time.
Keith Cotton and Ted Horobiowski with Ramsey Radwan, Jan Wilson and Callie Dietz of the Administrative Office of the Courts (Commute Smart Employer Champion).
2012 was a great cycling year for me filled with a number of firsts...
My first 5000 mile year. I finished with 5311.
My first Perfect commuting year. I rode my bike to work every day, 217 round trips, and that was the bulk of my mileage.
I rode my first TOSRV in May. It would have made more sense to ride it in HS in the 70's when I lived in Cincinnati. Day 1 was a beauty. Day 2 was um, well... wet.
Some other cycling highlights for the year...
In August I rode the C&O canal towpath and GAP trail with my niece and nephew . In October about 150 miles of the ACA's Allegheny Mountain Loop in VA and WV.
Right now I don't have any firm plans for 2013 other than to continue my commuting streak and try to push the mileage up towards 6000.
An ordinary moment underground, where time passes between stations and faces glow quietly in artificial light.
Keith Cotton and Ted Horobiowski with Eric Schuster and Terry Parks of Community Food Co-op (Commute Smart Employer Champion).