Sunday, April 30, 2006

South Mountain Park the largest citypark in America
Looking North.

Saturday, April 29, 2006

The perfect kid is always at play.
and notice the bird
So today there was a protest brewing. Uganda children or something. They were going to sleep out cause they had sleeping bags.

So it is the last day of April and summer is around the corner. Sometimes I look at this door and wonder what lies ahead in my life.


Summer is rough in Phoenix.

Tommorow is the May day protest. It is a big deal here.






Friday, April 28, 2006

Wednesday, April 26, 2006

This was in Las Vegas, I used a jet.
Nice place Vegas is, if you have money.

Tuesday, April 25, 2006

Sunday, April 23, 2006

Saturday, April 22, 2006

Canals make the world go around.
Central and Grand.

Friday, April 21, 2006

Earth Day

So imagine that we need a special day for the Earth. I would think we would not need a special day, just a reminder we have nowhere else to go.

I find our world in a sorry state filled with greedy corporations, and smug politicians. The citizens of the world can only muster encouragement to the current pillage.

Thursday, April 20, 2006



This view is no longer availible. Enjoy.

Wednesday, April 19, 2006





















I belive this is just a sticker, so if anyone knows what "Pherm" Ends " let me know asuperuser@budweiser.com

I made this protest banner while ridding the Western Canal. You really become detached from the vehilce on canals just you and the world.

Tuesday, April 18, 2006


Looking North on 7th Ave












Looking south on 5th ave



Phoenix Skyline from the capitol building.

90 degrees on April 12th.

Rain has not been seen in awhile now notice blog.

Image car-free zones placed in your city.

No worries expect for a bicycler.

Come aborad with me.

get the feeling your on a ship mius the tree.

Saturday, April 15, 2006


The day the public rejected the car.
The industry on it knees ready to rent them.
The poeple smiling from the freedom.
Anew transportaton afoot upon past constraints.
Moving and displaying what we sought.

More coverage of the Protest if you can not tell.

Friday, April 14, 2006


A rainbow in the desert. and a really scarry road to be riding your bicycle on. Ride on.
Nope did not rain today, but it is nice to see rain clouds out of something.

Well I ran I walked into you.
I knew it had to be true.
This happening to me anew.
Like the Rainbow this was painted over

Thursday, April 13, 2006



A track bike random. I found out who this was, what a small world we live.
I was going to buy a bike like this, howver now I am going with a single speed conversion kit 29 bucks.

Plus it will have a better seat post angle.
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Weather another cold front .



KPHX 150051Z 20022G34KT 10SM FEW130 SCT160 SCT200 30/M03 A2964 RMK AO2 PK WND 21039/0034 SLP021 T03001033

We now have a dust storm

KPHX 150151Z 21017G31KT 10SM BLDU FEW130 SCT160 SCT200 27/M01 A2968 RMK AO2 PK WND 22034/0139 SLP033 BLDU N-NE AND SW-N VIS W 3 T02721011

and even more so

KPHX 150251Z 28028G34KT 6SM HZ BLDU SCT130 SCT160 BKN200 24/05 A2974 RMK AO2 PK WND 24038/0232 SLP055 BLDU ALQDS VIS SW -N 3 T02390050 53041

Wednesday, April 12, 2006

So On this day I called a helicopter to wisk me home

Tuesday, April 11, 2006


3rd ave, route 13 mile roundtrip.

You start out in Park City Mall. The only mall in America where you can ride your bike right in the mall, and there is noone. The only mall in America where there is no public bathroom.

So we head up 3rd ave 6 miles using paths, alleys, and roads, to get to a canal, then head downhill to 12th st then more down hill to Osborn, and back to the mall.

Really a neat little paths on third.

Monday, April 10, 2006


Wow busses fly.

He is going to the Desert Sky.

I wanna go.


It is a mall. I went on bike instead. But I could have gone see there is two bike slots.

Sunday, April 9, 2006


Mass Protest. 4-10-06. There are about 60,000 people behind that yellow line.

Saturday, April 8, 2006


So I attended, Cmphx Sunday Bike Meet.

and then had a few people over at my house.
I was water for the words.
I left my side and wondered.
I drove to the far side of town.
In a festival attire I blanky stared.
This was to be a water grave.
A simple notion in stolid time.
collections of refuse in a space of elements.
Neverless nor more in the confusion,
which holds the definition of time and space.
With quick capture and defined movements.
A mixture of collapsing abstract and moving fashion.
This anchor of a picture staring before you as before.
A measred slice of life you seen and drink with pleasure.
Never a better, and or leaving scenes chosen to aquire.
This stance solid as a cause and effect glued to the seat.
A tone of posture and a hint of mostiure collect on the skin.
We are all shadowns displaced into a shuffle.

Thursday, April 6, 2006


5/0

on the prowl not gonna get me, I got my boots on.

I attended the monthly ride cmpx phoenix
it was alot of fun. You should too.






Thorns and Horns

How many viticms did my government make? Did this government replace anything we wanted? Why do they harm them, while not reducing their harm? Are we the witness or the judge in courts of crimes? Is there a chance you stand correct in your posture? Everyone felt the same and waited in a collective. Towns in crumble from the drug rumble rolling in black. Addicts paving the streets with boxes n kids kept neat. Propganda mills churning and the wayward hemp process urning. Currently we see all your glory.

Wednesday, April 5, 2006



This is the Answer yes it is a Church. From My March 19th post.

A Shell of a church.

Tuesday, April 4, 2006


DPS Highway patrol only.

On the streets.

Monday, April 3, 2006

Sunday, April 2, 2006






Reasons to ditch the vehicle,

  1. Enjoy the Nature
  2. Save some money
  3. get exercise
  4. enjoy yourself
  5. do work while riding
  6. You are now a member of alt. transportation
  7. Saving nature each pedal
  8. Breathing easier now your not polluting.
  9. Doing something a majority will not do.
  10. protect the kid’s future