Lots of legs joined North Sound Bicycle Advocates for Bike Everywhere Day, May 14. The day began at 6:30 a.m. at the Celebration Station located at the Interurban Trail at 228th Street Southwest between Highway 99 and Lake Ballinger. It was all downhill from there.
— Photos by Julia Wiese
Chris Kelley and Margaret Elwood set up snacks for passersby and anyone else interested in bicycling.Board member Peter Hallson brings coffee donated to the event by the downtown Edmonds Starbucks.Chuck, on his way to work at Challenger Elementary, stopped for a quick break. He started in Greenlake and is heading to south Everett.A cyclist waves as he passes the rest stop.Board member Luke Distelhorst arrives in a colorful outfit on his way to work.Dustin Dekoekkoek, a board member, pulls in for a snack on his way to Toole Design in downtown Seattle.City of Edmonds engineering employee Greg Malowicki stops to meet up with other employees biking to work.Ed Dapra rides to the Northgate Kaiser Permanente Northgate He does this everyday starting in Lynnwood.Tyler –“A guy who just likes riding his bike” — as he takes a photo of a link to a survey while noshing on a homemade scone.Three gentlemen with no time for a break smile as they sail on by.Sarah stops for a treat on her way to work. She rides almost everyday from Northgate to Montlake Terrace and takes light rail part of the time. “It takes about 40 minutes but it’s a lot quicker going downhill,” she said with a grin.City of Lynnwood Councilmember Robert Leutwyler riding his e-bike, stopped in to say hi on his way to work. “It takes about the same amount of time using a mix of walking, bus, and light rail versus using an e-bike,” he said.Jenny, a teacher at Salmon Bay Elementary K-8, was riding on her way to work in Ballard using an e-bike.Jeff Rivers, a Mountlake Terrace public works engineer, is seen talking with Chris about new technology to gather traffic data for planning purposes. He just stopped into say hi.
Robert Luetwyler appears to be a great addition to the Lynnwood city Council. It’s too bad the city council did not recognize his abilities sooner. He was passed over by at least two other candidates which withdrew for a variety of reasons.
Also, I believe Everett is north of Greenlake.
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Robert Luetwyler appears to be a great addition to the Lynnwood city Council. It’s too bad the city council did not recognize his abilities sooner. He was passed over by at least two other candidates which withdrew for a variety of reasons.
Also, I believe Everett is north of Greenlake.
The photo caption regarding the rider in question said he was coming from Greenlake to south Everett.
My apologies I misread it thank you for all the great content