Cabbagetown Revisited

Street Scene: Cabbagetown

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Street Scene: Krog Tunnel

Street Scene: Cabbagetown

Two Wheel Tuesday

Of Decatur & Cabbagetown: A Memorial Day Ride

blouse: French Connection
sunnies: René René

Wylie Street Walls, Act III

Wylie Street Walls, Act II

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Wylie Street Walls, Act I

A Stroll Through Cabbagetown

Someone glued a hand proffering the daisy to the Highland Avenue underpass on the Eastside Trail. Nice work. She thrifted that dress in Blue Ridge. Another lucky find, Tusho! was adopted from Fulton County Animal Services. What a day for the blog.

CycloFemme Sunday

The Atlanta Bicycle Coalition and CycloFemme honor Mother's Day with an expression of world wide cycling solidarity. All are welcome Sunday at 3pm, when our riders gather at the ABC office, 692 Kirkwood Ave SE in Cabbagetown. Roll-off is 3:30 for a leisurely city tour to conclude at Sister Louisa's Church of the Living Room and Ping Pong Emporium where DJ Vicki will be spinning the dance tunes.
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Cycling In Cabbagetown

In Cabbagetown: Wallkeepers

Molly Rose Freeman and Travis Smith completed their piece in time for the Chomp And Stomp. She wore a monochromatic duo of Guess jeans and her mom's sweater. A passing friend's Calvin Klein blouse and Zara coat so complemented the scheme that we spent a few pleasant minutes on the cusp of Tennelle and Wylie Streets, which has also yielded this portrait.

Street Scene: Cabbagetown

dress: Ross
boots: Dr. Martens
bag: Coach
bike: Schwinn Point Beach

Street Scene: Cabbagetown

dress: from her sister
boots: thrifted
headscarf: magic

Atlanta Bicycle Commuting

dress and belt: Anthropologie
shoes: DSW
necklace: gift from a friend


Being caught in the deluge from this lowering sky lent me a temporary feeling of solidarity with bicycle commuters. While my car-to-MARTA-to-bike solution has found a multitude of stylish folk for the both blogs, I remain a fair weather cyclist. To those for whom such risks are daily fare, the rewards are equally dramatic. A long-time friend of the blogs encountered Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter during her BeltLine ride to Cabbagetown for last night's celebration of the new, Ikea designed Atlanta Bicycle Coalition headquarters. Your experiences as 'roll models' would distinguish Atlanta Bicycle Chic from the street fashion blog. In the spirit of advocacy, let's suspend anonymity and go deeper than outfit details to explore our common goal of developing a happier, safer cycling culture. Interested? Email me.

Street Scene: Cabbagetown

Garden Tour This Saturday

What better way to celebrate the season than a tour of four Park Pride Community Gardens? While there is an air conditioned bus option, The Atlanta Bicycle Coalition invites you to ride with them on Saturday, June 8. The fun begins and ends at Garden*Hood in Grant Park with a departure time of 4 pm. See you there!

Save The Date: Sunday

Twenty slides times twenty seconds equals Pecha Kucha. "The art of concise presentations" returns to Atlanta this Sunday night at the Westside Octane. Leslie Caceda's topic will be Atlanta Streets Alive. For the complete roster, look here. While we start at 20:20, please expect a crowded house.