Tag Archives: Ohio

Buckeye Logic Comes to Magic Haiti

Posted on 01/14/2013 by paulefallon

This is the second of four articles I had published in conjunction with the third anniversary of the Haiti earthquake.  This article was published in the Cleveland Plain-Dealer on January 11, 2013. Since the 2010 Haiti earthquake I have made sixteen trips … Continue reading →

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Pedaling Principles Chapter 12 – Ohio, The Infrastructure of Our Lives

Posted on 02/26/2012 by paulefallon

I spent more time cycling in Ohio than in any other state.  Prior to this trip I had passed through Ohio many times; ten Interstates cross it borders so it is often on the way to somewhere else.  Yet I … Continue reading →

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Buckeyes in Haiti

Posted on 01/07/2012 by paulefallon

I often describe Haiti as magical, and I am not alone in that view.  Mysticism is strong here where ancient voudou merges the physical and the spirit world.  It also provides context for the daily trials of people with so … Continue reading →

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