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  1. “Whipped cream is great for your skin.” #PiDay #PieFace

  2. “Whipped cream is great for your skin.”

  3. “Whipped cream is great for your skin.” #PiDay #PieFace

  4. “Whipped cream is great for your skin.” #PiDay #PieFace

  5. Often we’ve communicated with other #BikeAdvocates by phone, or online, long before meeting in person. That was the case with Paola Berthoin of Carmel Valley, and it was such a joy to meet her face to face on April 17 at the Fridays #FarmersMarket in Monterey (bikemonterey.org/tips-for-tour).

    Paola, an #artist, has biked 20,267 miles, mostly local miles. For Paola, her bike is “a perfect alternative mode of #transportation!”

    BTW, we share her concern—and that of #CalBike—"Don’t Punish E-Bikes for the E-Moto Problem”; take action: calbike.org/ab1557ab1942/

    Those of you who followed @bikemonterey back when we were on the bird site, 2009-2022, may recall hearing Paola's name from us there, or on our website (e.g., bikemonterey.org/wp-content/up on bikemonterey.org/resources/bic).

    Born in #London, England, she came to Carmel Valley in 1965 with her mother and three sisters. Learn more about Paola Fiorelle Berthoin: paolafiorelleberthoin.com/about

    #BikeCommuter #ActiveTransportation #MontereyCounty

  6. #SeaOtterClassic in #MontereyCounty, has a surprising new twist this year—no longer just about #bicycling.

    History: Sea Otter Classic began in Monterey County in 1991, known the first two years as the Laguna Seca Challenge. It grew from a single day of bicycle racing to become a four-day Celebration of #Cycling. Sea Otter in #Monterey County is regarded as the #bicycle world’s premiere festival and one of the world’s largest. After more than 30 years of local ownership, SOC was acquired by Life Time, as announced summer 2021.

    In 2026, under Life Time, that new twist. Per SOC: "Sea Otter Classic Trail #Run, scheduled for Saturday morning. #Runners can choose between a 17K (10.6 miles) course for experienced trail athletes and a 5K (2.8 miles) course designed for beginners, families and casual runners. Both races finish on the legendary Laguna Seca Raceway track, offering scenic views of the surrounding trails and Fort Ord landscape. Strollers are welcome on the 5K course.”

    Tips: bikemonterey.org/april-16-19-2

  7. Did you miss April 6 webinar from #California #Bicycle Coalition with April Webster and Wesley Bexton of #Caltrans, "When #Streets Fail: Designing #Bike #Infrastructure for #Heat, #Flooding, and Usability”?

    We found it interesting and very important. "A #BikeLane that floods every winter isn't infrastructure. A #sidewalk that bakes at 110 degrees by noon isn't usable, and a #street that only works for part of the day isn't really working.” The info on #trees alone will interest many of you.

    Later this week, #CalBike will post webinar recording, with closed captioning. Check for it at calbike.org/events/webinar-ser or on CalBike’s Youtube channel.

    If you’re able, we urge you to register for 2026 biennial California Bicycle Summit, April 23-24 in Sacramento: bikemonterey.org/april-23-24-2

    #ActiveTransportation #transportation #cycling #biking #walking #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #UrbanPlanning

  8. Did you miss April 6 webinar from #California #Bicycle Coalition with April Webster and Wesley Bexton of #Caltrans, "When #Streets Fail: Designing #Bike #Infrastructure for #Heat, #Flooding, and Usability”?

    We found it interesting and very important. "A #BikeLane that floods every winter isn't infrastructure. A #sidewalk that bakes at 110 degrees by noon isn't usable, and a #street that only works for part of the day isn't really working.” The info on #trees alone will interest many of you.

    Later this week, #CalBike will post webinar recording, with closed captioning. Check for it at calbike.org/events/webinar-ser or on CalBike’s Youtube channel.

    If you’re able, we urge you to register for 2026 biennial California Bicycle Summit, April 23-24 in Sacramento: bikemonterey.org/april-23-24-2

    #ActiveTransportation #transportation #cycling #biking #walking #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #UrbanPlanning

  9. Did you miss April 6 webinar from #California #Bicycle Coalition with April Webster and Wesley Bexton of #Caltrans, "When #Streets Fail: Designing #Bike #Infrastructure for #Heat, #Flooding, and Usability”?

    We found it interesting and very important. "A #BikeLane that floods every winter isn't infrastructure. A #sidewalk that bakes at 110 degrees by noon isn't usable, and a #street that only works for part of the day isn't really working.” The info on #trees alone will interest many of you.

    Later this week, #CalBike will post webinar recording, with closed captioning. Check for it at calbike.org/events/webinar-ser or on CalBike’s Youtube channel.

    If you’re able, we urge you to register for 2026 biennial California Bicycle Summit, April 23-24 in Sacramento: bikemonterey.org/april-23-24-2

    #ActiveTransportation #transportation #cycling #biking #walking #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #UrbanPlanning

  10. Did you miss April 6 webinar from #California #Bicycle Coalition with April Webster and Wesley Bexton of #Caltrans, "When #Streets Fail: Designing #Bike #Infrastructure for #Heat, #Flooding, and Usability”?

    We found it interesting and very important. "A #BikeLane that floods every winter isn't infrastructure. A #sidewalk that bakes at 110 degrees by noon isn't usable, and a #street that only works for part of the day isn't really working.” The info on #trees alone will interest many of you.

    Later this week, #CalBike will post webinar recording, with closed captioning. Check for it at calbike.org/events/webinar-ser or on CalBike’s Youtube channel.

    If you’re able, we urge you to register for 2026 biennial California Bicycle Summit, April 23-24 in Sacramento: bikemonterey.org/april-23-24-2

    #ActiveTransportation #transportation #cycling #biking #walking #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #UrbanPlanning

  11. Did you miss April 6 webinar from #California #Bicycle Coalition with April Webster and Wesley Bexton of #Caltrans, "When #Streets Fail: Designing #Bike #Infrastructure for #Heat, #Flooding, and Usability”?

    We found it interesting and very important. "A #BikeLane that floods every winter isn't infrastructure. A #sidewalk that bakes at 110 degrees by noon isn't usable, and a #street that only works for part of the day isn't really working.” The info on #trees alone will interest many of you.

    Later this week, #CalBike will post webinar recording, with closed captioning. Check for it at calbike.org/events/webinar-ser or on CalBike’s Youtube channel.

    If you’re able, we urge you to register for 2026 biennial California Bicycle Summit, April 23-24 in Sacramento: bikemonterey.org/april-23-24-2

    #ActiveTransportation #transportation #cycling #biking #walking #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather #UrbanPlanning

  12. Ever heard of Directional Requirements for biking on sidewalks? We were chatting about that topic with a local attorney, which led to today’s post. Californians, note Spriesterbach v. Holland cited in this post: bikemonterey.org/directional-r

    #biking #cycling #BikeCalifornia #MontereyCounty #TrafficLaws #BikeLaws #BikingOnSidewalks #sidewalks

  13. First Presbyterian Church of Monterey, a Presbyterian Church USA congregation (e.g., pcusa.org/about-pcusa/who-we-a), had a presence at #NoKings event in Monterey. Photos courtesy of Elaine Cole.

    Solar-powered, bike-friendly FPC-MRY (fpcmonterey.org) is our home church of 36 years. Its Jay Bartow Memorial Garden is a peaceful rest stop near downtown: bikemonterey.org/rest-stop-tip

    #PalmSunday #NoKingsMonterey #Presbyterian #Christian #Christians #WWJD #WhatWouldJesusDo

  14. First Presbyterian Church of Monterey, a Presbyterian Church USA congregation (e.g., pcusa.org/about-pcusa/who-we-a), had a presence at #NoKings event in Monterey. Photos courtesy of Elaine Cole.

    Solar-powered, bike-friendly FPC-MRY (fpcmonterey.org) is our home church of 36 years. Its Jay Bartow Memorial Garden is a peaceful rest stop near downtown: bikemonterey.org/rest-stop-tip

    #PalmSunday #NoKingsMonterey #Presbyterian #Christian #Christians #WWJD #WhatWouldJesusDo

  15. First Presbyterian Church of Monterey, a Presbyterian Church USA congregation (e.g., pcusa.org/about-pcusa/who-we-a), had a presence at #NoKings event in Monterey. Photos courtesy of Elaine Cole.

    Solar-powered, bike-friendly FPC-MRY (fpcmonterey.org) is our home church of 36 years. Its Jay Bartow Memorial Garden is a peaceful rest stop near downtown: bikemonterey.org/rest-stop-tip

    #PalmSunday #NoKingsMonterey #Presbyterian #Christian #Christians #WWJD #WhatWouldJesusDo

  16. First Presbyterian Church of Monterey, a Presbyterian Church USA congregation (e.g., pcusa.org/about-pcusa/who-we-a), had a presence at #NoKings event in Monterey. Photos courtesy of Elaine Cole.

    Solar-powered, bike-friendly FPC-MRY (fpcmonterey.org) is our home church of 36 years. Its Jay Bartow Memorial Garden is a peaceful rest stop near downtown: bikemonterey.org/rest-stop-tip

    #PalmSunday #NoKingsMonterey #Presbyterian #Christian #Christians #WWJD #WhatWouldJesusDo

  17. First Presbyterian Church of Monterey, a Presbyterian Church USA congregation (e.g., pcusa.org/about-pcusa/who-we-a), had a presence at #NoKings event in Monterey. Photos courtesy of Elaine Cole.

    Solar-powered, bike-friendly FPC-MRY (fpcmonterey.org) is our home church of 36 years. Its Jay Bartow Memorial Garden is a peaceful rest stop near downtown: bikemonterey.org/rest-stop-tip

    #PalmSunday #NoKingsMonterey #Presbyterian #Christian #Christians #WWJD #WhatWouldJesusDo

  18. Our sympathy to the family and friends of Linda Theresse Munoz of Salinas.

    Linda suffered fatal injuries after being struck on her bicycle by a truck, and then by two additional vehicles, while biking in Salinas on March 14.

    We have no details on this collision so can’t comment about the circumstances except to say: #KSBW’s report ksbw.com/article/bicyclist-str mentions she was biking “in dark clothing.” High visibility apparel is not required by law, and while we do suggest it (bikemonterey.org/tips-for-tour), being visible can’t protect you from drivers who are texting, speeding, under the influence, etc.—as we experienced and pointed out last week sfba.social/@bikemonterey/1162.

    We don’t know if Linda’s bicycle had the equipment required by California law for biking in the dark (see #9 in our Calif bike law summary bikemonterey.org/wp-content/up).

    #MontereyCounty #FatalCollisions #Salinas #cycling #biking #BikeTooter #TrafficSafety

  19. Remembering Eric Okerblom. bikemonterey.org/mad-sos-erics

    Why? Today, following our fav ride route (birdsongs, wildflowers, trees playing w/ sun & shadows), we returned home via our necessary but least fav route (CA SR 68), cautiously & safely.

    Then we headed up the lane home. Surprise! We were immediately met by a vehicle smack in center of the road, oblivious to & aimed right at us—despite us being “lit up like a Christmas tree,” as is our habit.

    Fortunately, driver didn’t have pedal to the metal; more #speed would’ve meant a different end! We had time to jump off #bike & outa his way.

    US: I don’t think you saw me.

    HIM: I didn’t! I was looking at my phone. [Points for taking responsibility, not reacting rudely w/ excuses.]

    US: I love you, but be careful!

    He’s a nice guy, familiar as a guest of another resident on this lane. We don’t think he’ll do it again!

    As we tell youth in bike ed, being visible & predictable is one of best ways to keep yourself safe—but can’t protect you from #texting drivers!