ayleen@goodsportpromotion
09-12-2007, 09:23 PM
http://www.livabilityride.org/images/photogallery/thumbs/c-blk-eye-sus-v-close.jpgWhat better way to see Portland's innovative sustainability projects than to tour around by bike?
What better way to start your ride than pedal-powered fruit smoothies?
And what better way to round out the day than with a delicious healthy lunch brought to you by Laughing Planet? We're not just talking burritos here: we're talking make your own heaping bowl of fresh deliciousness.
http://www.livabilityride.org/images/photogallery/thumbs/c.jpgBIKE TO THE FUTURE
Come join us on Sunday, September 16th as we take you on a tour of the organizations that are at the forefront of the local sustainability movement.
This 28-mile ride is fully supported and is a benefit for the Coalition for a Livable Future.
Sign up online before Friday at midnight and save $10.
MORE INFO + REGISTRATION
LivabilityRide.org (http://www.LivabilityRide.org)
http://www.livabilityride.org/images/photogallery/thumbs/b-0446425-R1-044-20A.jpgBRING FRIENDS
With ride along mechanics, rest stops mechanics, fruit, water and food on course, this flat route is very welcoming to new riders. So grab borrow a bike, throw your friend on it, and head on out for an incredible day exploring Portland.
http://www.livabilityride.org/images/photogallery/thumbs/leek.JPGSPECIAL SITES
We'll give you a chance to check out the npGREENWAY, a proposed trail network to link the St. John's Bridge area to downtown along the waterfront.
You'll get an exclusive tour of New Columbia, mixed-income housing that incorporated community and green building practices at every stage of development.
And you can rest, relax or dig in at Whitaker Ponds where the formerly-polluted Columbia Slough has been transformed into a vibrant wildlife habitat.
We look forward to seeing you out there!
Ayleen + The B2F Crew
p.s. Volunteers are still needed and some volunteer positions allow you to ride for free. See website for details.
What better way to start your ride than pedal-powered fruit smoothies?
And what better way to round out the day than with a delicious healthy lunch brought to you by Laughing Planet? We're not just talking burritos here: we're talking make your own heaping bowl of fresh deliciousness.
http://www.livabilityride.org/images/photogallery/thumbs/c.jpgBIKE TO THE FUTURE
Come join us on Sunday, September 16th as we take you on a tour of the organizations that are at the forefront of the local sustainability movement.
This 28-mile ride is fully supported and is a benefit for the Coalition for a Livable Future.
Sign up online before Friday at midnight and save $10.
MORE INFO + REGISTRATION
LivabilityRide.org (http://www.LivabilityRide.org)
http://www.livabilityride.org/images/photogallery/thumbs/b-0446425-R1-044-20A.jpgBRING FRIENDS
With ride along mechanics, rest stops mechanics, fruit, water and food on course, this flat route is very welcoming to new riders. So grab borrow a bike, throw your friend on it, and head on out for an incredible day exploring Portland.
http://www.livabilityride.org/images/photogallery/thumbs/leek.JPGSPECIAL SITES
We'll give you a chance to check out the npGREENWAY, a proposed trail network to link the St. John's Bridge area to downtown along the waterfront.
You'll get an exclusive tour of New Columbia, mixed-income housing that incorporated community and green building practices at every stage of development.
And you can rest, relax or dig in at Whitaker Ponds where the formerly-polluted Columbia Slough has been transformed into a vibrant wildlife habitat.
We look forward to seeing you out there!
Ayleen + The B2F Crew
p.s. Volunteers are still needed and some volunteer positions allow you to ride for free. See website for details.