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In 2017, I moved from my beloved birthplace, Rio de Janeiro, to advance my career in the powerhouse that is SΓ£o Paulo. At the time, one of the biggest improvements in my quality of life came from going car-free. While I @@ -22,9 +22,9 @@
On the other hand, progress is sometimes slow, sometimes non-existent, as waves of car-centrism ebb and flow more or less in synchrony with conservatism majorities on the wheels of the public sphere.
-Rio, SΓ£o Paulo, and Vancouver can and should and do more to make car dependency -a thing of the past, so becoming car-free becomes not a privilege of the few, -but a feasible choice for anyone. Owning a car should be a matter of personal +
Rio, SΓ£o Paulo, and Vancouver can and should do more to make car dependency a +thing of the past. Becoming car-free should not be a privilege for a few, but a +feasible choice for anyone. Owning a car should be a matter of personal preference as much as its color. It should not be a necessary condition for getting access to employment or leisure.
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Cupping is the practice of observing the flavour and sensory characteristics of coffee. It's an industry practice that can be done informally by anyone, or by professionals following strict protocols and guidelines. It aims to evaluate the @@ -47,4 +47,4 @@
The bloom phase, or blooming the coffee, refers to a technique that uses a small amount of water to initiate the brew and resting it before adding more water. @@ -99,4 +99,4 @@
Models: Tricolate -Next Level
Stack: 602 mm; Reach: 411 mm; STR: 1.46; Trail: 74.5 mm;
-Riverside 36T single chainring -Microshift 11-speed (11-46) cassette -Crank length: 170 mm -Microshift RD-M665M derailleur -Chain: 11S KMC X11-1 -Riverside toe clip compatible pedals
-A great way to keep dry and keep grit from the drivetrain is use full-length -fenders.
-We have developed a uniquely robust rear pannier rack to carry your belongings. -Six bolts attach it to the rear stays, allowing you to carry up to 40 kg of -baggage or a child seat. This unique design choice also avoids the problem -commonly encountered by bikepackers of screws breaking.You can also equip your -bike with a front pannier rack designed specifically for this bike (reference -8646746).
-Coming up next: Saddle, Shoes, Pedals, Tyres.
Resources: BC Parks Camping // Parks Canada Camping // -Discover Parks // Summer Bike Bus
-Nearly every TransLink bus will have two bike racks. West Coast Express allows -two bikes per car. On SkyTrain: Canada Line limits one bike per car; Millennium -Line and Expo Line allow two bikes per car, but not during rush hours (weekdays -westbound 07:00-09:00, eastbound 16:00-18:00). SeaBus has a limit of 6 bikes -during rush hours (07:00-09:30 & 15:00-18:30). The Summer Bike Bus fits 10 -bikes.
-#TODO: research bikes & transit on the island, SαΈ΅wxΜ±wΓΊ7mesh and Whistler.
-ππ oTENTik (May 15 to Sept 15) Reserve
-The tent has heating and outlets, includes a mini fridge and even an electric -kettle. The fort has flush toilets and WiFi but no showers. There are barbecue -stoves in a shared area and each cabin has a propane stove. Alcohol permitted -after 5 pm within camping area. The ~150 CAD fee hits hard, though each cabin -fits 6 people.
-Routes to the Islands:
-Round trip from Tsawwassen (Swartz Bay, Otter Bay, Village Bay, Lyall -Harbour) with bicycles costs about $20 per person. Bike Bus usually runs July -through August, double check exact dates.
-βΊπ² frontcountry primitive campsites (May 15 to Sept 30)
-Reserve -The most accessible campground is SMONEΔTEN. It's just 3 km away from Swartz Bay -and has easy access to the Lochside Cycling Trail (Swartz Bay to Downtown -Victoria). The campground is primitive (pit toilets, no electricity, no -showers). No campsite escapes from ferry and airplane noises during the day -and most campsites campsites are too close to the highway (road noise). -Panorama Recreation Center is relatively close (~8 km), offering showers for 2 -CAD.
-Prior Centennial is a smaller campground, not as close to an airport or harbour -so less noisy than SMONEΔTEN, but still pretty close to a local road and a -lodge. It's a primitive campground (pit toilets, no electricity, no -showers), but the lodge nearby has restaurant and looks quite fancy.
-The most reserved campground is Sidney Spit. Also primitive (pit toilets, no -electricity, no showers), and there's no potable water available on the -island. It's not accessible by car so it tends to be easier to book, though it's -necessary to time the Sidney Ferry (book round-trip!) and -Parks Canada does not allow bikes on Sidney Spit, the ferry won't take them. -There is no garbage bin on the island so you have to take your trash back with -you, along a 1 km walk to the ferry harbour. Despite all challenges, it's a -stunning place and the whole island can be explored.
-ποΈ backcountry campsites (all year round) Reserve
-Between Narvaez Bay and Shingle Bay, the former is more bike friendly (short -trail to get there and has bike racks) and the latter is more car accessible -(only a short walk from the parking lot). All campgrounds are primitive -(pit/compost toilets, no electricity, no showers) and have no potable -water.
-π oTENTik available π« closed in 2024 for restorations Reserve
-βΊ frontcountry campsites available (May 15 to Sept 30) Reserve
-π oTENTik available at Green Point (May through October)
-π Discovery Pass Applies
-Mainland
-Island
-Routes to Swartz Bay:
-Round trip BC Ferries tickets for this route with bicycles costs -about $20 per person. Bike Bus usually runs July through August, double check -exact dates.
-Another campsite in Pender Island.
Resources: BC Parks Camping // Parks Canada Camping // -Discover Parks // Summer Bike Bus
-Changelog:
-The type of rice depends on the degree of processing dealing with its multiple layers: brown rice includes the bran, germ, and endosperm - the bran and germ are nutrient rich, but have tougher texture and a characteristic earthy color; @@ -21,4 +21,4 @@
Stack: 602 mm; Reach: 411 mm; STR: 1.46; Trail: 74.5 mm;
+Riverside 36T single chainring +Microshift 11-speed (11-46) cassette +Crank length: 170 mm +Microshift RD-M665M derailleur +Chain: 11S KMC X11-1 +Riverside toe clip compatible pedals
+A great way to keep dry and keep grit from the drivetrain is use full-length +fenders.
+We have developed a uniquely robust rear pannier rack to carry your belongings. +Six bolts attach it to the rear stays, allowing you to carry up to 40 kg of +baggage or a child seat. This unique design choice also avoids the problem +commonly encountered by bikepackers of screws breaking.You can also equip your +bike with a front pannier rack designed specifically for this bike (reference +8646746).
+Coming up next: Saddle, Shoes, Pedals, Tyres.
Resources: BC Parks Camping // Parks Canada Camping // +Discover Parks // Summer Bike Bus
+Nearly every TransLink bus will have two bike racks. West Coast Express allows +two bikes per car. On SkyTrain: Canada Line limits one bike per car; Millennium +Line and Expo Line allow two bikes per car, but not during rush hours (weekdays +westbound 07:00-09:00, eastbound 16:00-18:00). SeaBus has a limit of 6 bikes +during rush hours (07:00-09:30 & 15:00-18:30). The Summer Bike Bus fits 10 +bikes.
+#TODO: research bikes & transit on the island, SαΈ΅wxΜ±wΓΊ7mesh and Whistler.
+ππ oTENTik (May 15 to Sept 15) Reserve
+The tent has heating and outlets, includes a mini fridge and even an electric +kettle. The fort has flush toilets and WiFi but no showers. There are barbecue +stoves in a shared area and each cabin has a propane stove. Alcohol permitted +after 5 pm within camping area. The ~150 CAD fee hits hard, though each cabin +fits 6 people.
+Routes to the Islands:
+Round trip from Tsawwassen (Swartz Bay, Otter Bay, Village Bay, Lyall +Harbour) with bicycles costs about $20 per person. Bike Bus usually runs July +through August, double check exact dates.
+βΊπ² frontcountry primitive campsites (May 15 to Sept 30) Reserve
+The most accessible campground is SMONEΔTEN. It's just 3 km away from Swartz Bay +and has easy access to the Lochside Cycling Trail (Swartz Bay to Downtown +Victoria). The campground is primitive (pit toilets, no electricity, no +showers). No campsite escapes from ferry and airplane noises during the day +and most campsites campsites are too close to the highway (road noise). +Panorama Recreation Center is relatively close (~8 km), offering showers for 2 +CAD.
+Prior Centennial is a smaller campground, not as close to an airport or harbour +so less noisy than SMONEΔTEN, but still pretty close to a local road and a +lodge. It's a primitive campground (pit toilets, no electricity, no +showers), but the lodge nearby has restaurant and looks quite fancy.
+The most reserved campground is Sidney Spit. Also primitive (pit toilets, no +electricity, no showers), and there's no potable water available on the +island. It's not accessible by car so it tends to be easier to book, though it's +necessary to time the Sidney Ferry (book round-trip!) and +Parks Canada does not allow bikes on Sidney Spit, the ferry won't take them. +There is no garbage bin on the island so you have to take your trash back with +you, along a 1 km walk to the ferry harbour. Despite all challenges, it's a +stunning place and the whole island can be explored.
+ποΈ backcountry campsites (all year round) Reserve
+Between Narvaez Bay and Shingle Bay, the former is more bike friendly (short +trail to get there and has bike racks) and the latter is more car accessible +(only a short walk from the parking lot). All campgrounds are primitive +(pit/compost toilets, no electricity, no showers) and have no potable +water.
+π oTENTik available π« closed in 2024 for restorations Reserve
+βΊ frontcountry campsites available (May 15 to Sept 30) Reserve
+π oTENTik available at Green Point (May through October)
+π Discovery Pass Applies
+Mainland
+Island
+Routes to Swartz Bay:
+Round trip BC Ferries tickets for this route with bicycles costs +about $20 per person. Bike Bus usually runs July through August, double check +exact dates.
+Another campsite in Pender Island.
+Changelog:
+The web is built on HyperText Markup Language (HTML), proposed in 1990 as a way to solve an inherent problem with vast bodies of writing: referencing and creating links to other content.
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