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Bicycling for Peace Friday all Day and Night
Bicycles continue to have a transformative
power, with mobility, legality, peturbations to the war machines here in the streets, and spreading the message of possible peace.
power, with mobility, legality, peturbations to the war machines here in the streets, and spreading the message of possible peace.

Bicycles continue to have a transformative
power, with mobility, legality, peturbations to the war machines here in the streets, and spreading the message of possible peace.
power, with mobility, legality, peturbations to the war machines here in the streets, and spreading the message of possible peace.

bicycling to spread the word
sand in the war machine
create peace
sand in the war machine
create peace

public space, the streets, become comfortable to a queer march down market street thanks to bicyclists who rolled around market and castro, then regrouped and rolled with a tail of troopers.

After blocks and blocks of parallel motion, bicyclists converged with marchers on Gough by McAllister. A motorcycle police whiped out (embarrasing timing) and bicyclists shifted and protected some jogging marchers, while hundreds other were rushed and arrested (including my sister, I think)

It is blissful to continue in peacefull motion. Pedal Powered. Keeping tabs. Not being scared. Occupying public space. Not burning oil. Conversing. Riding.



I think this friday was poetic. Beautiful.


put in your two cents, catch the wild fire, illustrate your ideas on this. . .
use your legs to be free
a nice mix
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