
Gail Rehbein exerts copyright over the stories and photographs on this site (2014-2023).
It began with an innocent question. “Do you want to go for a ride in the morning Gail?” “I’d love to!” We were visiting Bargara for another wedding and I’d brought my bike in the hope of some relaxing bike rides in the beautiful autumn weather. “How far do you think you can ride?” my brother asks. Now I start to wonder… what am I stepping into here and ask cautiously, noticing… Read More
Category: Experiment, Travel Tags: Autumn, Bargara, bike-riders, Bundaberg, Burnett Heads, Canefields, Coffee, Coral Coast, Drafting, Family, Kangaroos, Statistics, The Hummock
I’ve enjoyed many conversations lately about bicycles and bike-riding. There are dozens of stories about what riding a bike means to people. Someone said to me recently: “I only ride a bike if it’s sunny, there are no hills and I’m in Europe!” I heard another person say… “I’m not a serious rider, I just ride for exercise.” Every person has a story to tell about riding (or not riding) a bike…. Read More
Category: Bike culture, Experiment, Travel Tags: Active Travel, bike-riders, Exercise, interesting people
Cars are few. Bikes are plenty. The speed limit is 25km/hour. Most visitors ride bikes. Nobody needs a bike lock. The air is clean. The water is clear and unpolluted. “Wake up! Wake up! You’re dreaming!” I hear you yell. And I might have thought the same if I hadn’t seen it for myself. There is an island, given birth about seven million years ago when lava flowed from a volcano in… Read More
Category: Bike culture, Experiment, Sustainability, Travel Tags: Active Travel, bike-riders, Biodiversity, Holidays, Lord Howe Island, Snorkelling, Tasman Sea, UNESCO World Heritage
Gail Rehbein exerts copyright over the stories and photographs on this site (2014-2023).
Gail Rehbein exerts copyright over the stories and photographs on this site (2014-2023).
a bike for all seasons