We made it on horseback to the high mountains along the Michoacan/State of Mexico border and immersed ourselves in the magical wonderland of the Monarch butterfly‘s wintering biosphere reserve among the oyamel trees. Absolutely amazing experience!
Archive for December 30th, 2009
Categories
- Book Reviews
- Critical Mass
- General Musings
- History
- My Writings and Appearances
- Nature and Me
- Nowtopia
- Public Space
- San Francisco news
- Technology?
- Travel report
- Work and The Economy
Recent Posts
- Finding the New in the Old
- Getting a Head Start on the “End of the World”!
- The Future Changes its Spots!
- Return of the Repressed
- “Jobs” Don’t Work!
- “Corporate Greed” is Not the Problem!
- A Car-Free Future?
- Whose Streets? People vs. Automobiles: The 20th Century Battle over Cities, Streets, and Freeways
- “¿Calles de quién?” (Whose Streets? en Español)
- Thinking About (Growing) Food
- Fraud and Corruption: The DNA of Business
- Carnage and Cynicism
- Hills and Dales of Summer in San Francisco
- Lima at Last!
- Arequipa, Peru
Nowtopia is now available!
Ten Years That Shook the City now out!
Vanished Waters: A History of San Francisco's Mission Bay
After the Deluge, My Novel Published in 2004
The Political Edge: Edited Collection of Essays on San Francisco Politics
Bad Attitude: The Processed World Anthology (The best of the first 20 issues, published 1990)
Reclaiming San Francisco: History, Politics, Culture
Critical Mass: Bicycling’s Defiant Celebration
More blogs about San Francisco
Ten Years That Shook the City now out!
Vanished Waters: A History of San Francisco's Mission Bay
Links
- Bicycle History Tours
- Chris Carlsson
- FoundSF.org
- My Facebook page
- My posts at SF.Streetsblog
- Public Talks: History, Ecology, Politics, Art
- SF Critical Mass
- Shaping San Francisco
After the Deluge, My Novel Published in 2004
The Political Edge: Edited Collection of Essays on San Francisco Politics
Bad Attitude: The Processed World Anthology (The best of the first 20 issues, published 1990)
Reclaiming San Francisco: History, Politics, Culture
Critical Mass: Bicycling’s Defiant Celebration
More blogs about San Francisco
