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Pedaling Principles Chapter 10 – Indiana, Education at a Crossroads

Posted on 02/11/2012 by paulefallon

New   Harmony, IN is an oasis of calm in a frenzied world.  Descending over the bridge from Illinoi sthe brilliant white contemporary visitor center designed by architect Richard Meier is an immediate cue that this is no ordinary town.  … Continue reading →

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Pedaling Princples Chapter Nine – Crossing State Lines, Pay Toll

Posted on 02/04/2012 by paulefallon

Illinois Route 14 heads east out of Crossville, a rigging town with the noxious air of energy about it.  The gently rolling fields of corn are punctuated by oil wells. The road flattens into a straight stretch of tall treed, … Continue reading →

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