Lynette Chiang,
folding bicycle traveller and
author of “
The Handsomest Man in Cuba”, will be in Melbourne and Canberra, Australia in May. Apparently she has now
produced a video. For more details of events, see the
BikeFriday web site :
Let's jump on the MBTC Sunday Easy ride of Melbourne's bike paths - meet 9.15am Federation Square and circumnavigate the 'burbs, reacquainting yourselves with "the cyclists roadways". Plenty of places to bow out - lots of train stations. This is a good social "BF getting to know each other ride." Rain cancels, I presume... +++ Anyone want to suggest a ride (in between showers) that we can all join? Please contact me and I'll post it here. There isn't a formal Melbourne BF club as such, but plenty of enthusiastic Friday friends! I'm here til May 14, so anytime in between. |
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May 2008 May. 13 | | | 6 Bond St South Yarra, Melbourne (just around the corner from Cafe E Cuccina on Chapel St) |
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TIME: 7pm – 10pm, Peru screens 7.15pm, Route 66 screens 8.15pm
DIRECTIONS: Click here | Parking at Jam Factory, bike parking under the building of 6 Bond St
COST: Small donation towards costs and the Peru Orphanage featured in the film
The Galfromdownunder's award-winning bicycle films shot with a simple digital camera and minimal technology have been praised by cycling and multimedia audiences across the USA. 16,000 Feet on a Friday travels the world's highest highway to a remote orphanage in Peru, and was voted Audience Choice at the inaugural Boston Bike Film Festival. Route 66 by Bicycle is a 29-day expedition along the original alignments of the famous historic route, visiting beloved icons of roadside America. Q&A includes a demo of her folding bicycle and her techniques of "handlebar moviemaking" revealed. Visit http://www.galfromdownunder.com/talks Thanks to Belgiovane Williams McKay (creators of the Telstra "Too Many Rabbits in China" tv commercial), for the use of their theatre. |
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May 2008 May. 15 | | | Manning Clark Theater IV, Union Court, Australian National University, CANBERRA |
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TIME: 7pm – 10pm, Peru screens 7.15pm, Route 66 screens 8.15pm | Directions
COST: Small donation towards costs and the Peru Orphanage featured in the film
The Galfromdownunder's award-winning bicycle films shot with a simple digital camera and minimal technology have been praised by cycling and multimedia audiences across the USA. 16,000 Feet on a Friday travels the world's highest highway to a remote orphanage in Peru, and was voted Audience Choice at the inaugural Boston Bike Film Festival. Route 66 by Bicycle is a 29-day expedition along the original alignments of the famous historic route, visiting beloved icons of roadside America. Q&A includes a demo of her folding bicycle and her techniques of "handlebar moviemaking" revealed. Visit http://www.galfromdownunder.com/talks Thanks to Bike Friday Club of Canberra leader Nic Gellie for organizing this event |
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