Over the past several months you’ve read a bit about my pandemic experience. But is this representative of the typical Toronto pandemic experience? Continue reading My Pandemic Experience – Another Perspective
When we travel through a neighbourhood at a human pace instead of in a vehicle, we can connect with, and learn so much more about the communities we are passing through. Continue reading A Bicycle Memorial
Today Todd talks a bit about how things are going pandemic-wise in his reality. What’s gone right, wrong, and what challenges are ahead? Continue reading Signs of the Times
Todd goes for another ride through a deserted forest in Toronto and learns a few life lessons along the way. Continue reading Navigating Life’s Single-track
In recent days Todd has taken up cycling through the forest at night, making it easier to get out the door on days he doesn’t feel like it. And then he realizes how long it’s been since he started exercising daily. And how long has it been since he has been in a motor vehicle? Even longer! Continue reading Night Riding – and Traveling Only by Human Power
Thanks to the pandemic, Todd is eating more at home and exploring cooking the foods he usually eats at restaurants. It gets him thinking of how we share each other’s cuisines and ingredients, bringing our own interpretations to them and even creating whole new cuisines as a result. Continue reading Dining Out During the Pandemic
Todd visits the nearby park several times a week, but others spend far more time there. Continue reading Running in Someone’s Home?
Today Todd wonders when or if he’ll ever lose himself in running again, and finds out if Randonauting can deliver on the word “fun” Continue reading Today’s Run is Brought to you by the Word ‘Fun’
In the third part of this series, Todd visits two parks and learns about who they were named after and explores the literal and figurative meaning of “tailwind”. Continue reading Sunday Ride – Part Three
Todd continues his Sunday ride, heading downtown and enjoying all of the new cycling infrastructure. Along the way he sees several different sides of his city. Continue reading Sunday Ride – Part Two
