Man I'd guesstimate at least a thousand cyclists took part in last night's Midnight Ridazz and it was a sight to behold. The high point for me was that awesome mariachi concert at El Mariachi Plaza de Los Angeles.http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif
Photos from the ride are up on Flickr and viewable here. And Stephen Roullier's ever-evocative imagery can be seen here.
* la receta, de la bicicleta. recipes, bikes. riding the city of angels. *
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1 comment:
It was great looking out over the crowd from the gazebo. It was a fun ride!
PS Nice meeting you.
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