Showing posts with label bicycling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bicycling. Show all posts
Friday, February 12
Friday, November 6
Israeli 'kiddie ride' includes mud, rain, fog & exhaustion
Great blog post from a cyclist colleague in Israel, utterly bustin' it on a week-long children's charity ride:
"I just spent a week riding through mud.
Not the kind of nice warm Dead Sea mud that tourists buy. I’m talking about freezing cold mud. It gets on your arms, your legs, in your nose, and between your teeth. Every day after the ride you take a shower wearing your riding gear to try and get some of it off. But it’s just not possible.
The mud gets on your bike chain and in your gears. It gets in your brakes and clogs your pedals. Your bike weighs a ton no matter how often you try and clean some muck off.
What an amazing week."
The rain was so thick, you could hardly see where you were going. Then it started to get cold. Yael reminded me of the article I wrote before the ride about how we should just accept the inevitable and embrace the rain.I told her to shut up."
Read the rest.
Labels:
ALYN,
bicycling,
cyclist,
Golan Heights,
Israeli culture,
Israeli medicine
Friday, March 6
Israel: 'Wheels of Love' Bike Rally (video)
Saul Singer of the JPost provides this great video (check out the hi-def version) of the '08 Wheels of Love Bike Ride for the Children of ALYN Hospital in Jerusalem.
Go to ALYN's donation page.
Shabbat Shalom, Purim Sameach and have a great weekend.
Go to ALYN's donation page.
Shabbat Shalom, Purim Sameach and have a great weekend.
Labels:
ALYN,
Bank of Israel,
bicycling,
bike racing,
charity,
tzedaka
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