Hannah Weinberger

@trailanderror.bsky.social

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šŸš² Tell me about your commute! šŸ‘Ÿ ā­ļø Down to earth (I fall outside a lot) ā­ļø Bike/walk/roll comms for @wsdot.wa.gov ā­ļø Views my own, puns yours if you want em ā­ļø She/her/ella/儹

BP cycling jersey
A small brown dog pouting
Multiple travelers in cars, on one-wheels, or on foot are waiting at a drawbridge that is raised to allow a boat to pass underneath. The photo is shot from the perspective of someone in the bike lane. Another bridge is visible to the right of the drawbridge.
A cyclist is riding in a bike lane. They are towing a trailer with a person who is carrying a bouquet of flowers.
Signs saying Five-lane "residential road" "Why would we put a bike lane somewhere no one bikes" Because only Paolo can take this, and this, and give you...
If I had biked today, this parking spot would be yours. Takethelane.com
A graphic illustration of how investing in complete streets is a smart financial move. These investments create a cascade of community benefits. Title: Complete Streets Get Us There. STRONGER ECONOMY. HEALTHIER PLANET. GREATER COMMUNITY BONDS. HEALTHIER PEOPLE MORE EQUITABLE TRANSPORTATION ACCESS. MORE RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES INCREASED TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS SAFER STREETS.
People in a newsroom pointing at the ceiling and looking through binoculars.
The Seattle Times Emerald Downs is struggling to get horses to fill out racecards June 30, 2026 at 12:57 pm Jockey Manuel Americano rides Arrowthegreat to victory in the goth running of the Longacres Mile at Emerald Downs last... (Reed Palmer / Emerald Downs)
A GIF of the composer George Frideric Handel with sunglasses and the text ā€œtoo hot to handelā€
A person (standing next to a giant spider) saying, ā€œI love this spiderā€
A tomato plant that put out 1,000 suckers and went all in on all of them
A campsite with tents in the background and a bike with a red and white saddle and red and white mug in the foreground
A brown and white puppy looks over a person's shoulder at the camera. The person is going down transit center stairs and carrying the puppy in a front-facing baby carrier (not pictured).
Someone holding a large onion plant like a sword
A small brown dog sitting on an orange couch like a person
A large onion plant resting against an almond tree
Someone holding a large onion plant like a sword
Bike Month Proclamation
Cyclists preparing to bike off a ferry onto a loading dock
An all glass shower stall in the direct center of a bathroom.
A person frees a song sparrow from a garden fence
A song sparrow flaps its wings while someone tries to free them from a garden fence
A small brown dog is sitting in someoneā€™s lap. They are resting their head in the personā€™s cupped hand, and smiling contentedly with sleepy eyes.
A small brown dog sleeping in the crook of a personā€™s elbow with their paws crossed
A group of kids and adults riding bikes are stopped at a light. A dog in a bike basket is in the foreground.
A small brown dog is in a milk crate basket attached to a bicycle. A person is petting them.
Bike with dog trailer at a Costco
Dog and cyclist look ahead
A person in an orange and pink sweater is wearing a green bike helmet and smiling at the camera. She is carrying a brown dog in a white backpack.
A small brown dog in a bike basket
Cyclist and dog explore traffic calming street features on a bright but cloudy day
Paolo princess diaries meme format Five-lane "residential road" "Why would we put a bike lane somewhere no one bikes" Because only Paolo can take this, and this, and give you...
A small brown dog is on an orange couch. They are wagging their tail while sleeping and dreaming.
A comic about why cyclists wouldnā€™t use the bike lane
THE CYCLE EVENT IT'S A NIGHTMARE - WE'RE PRISONERS IN OUR OWN HOME ONE DAY A YEAR IT'S A NIGHTMARE - WE'RE PRISONERS IN OUR OWN HOME 364 DAYS A YEAR davewalker.com
Americans are much more likely to support bike lanes in their local area than to oppose them (76% vs. 15%). Americans who live in cities (81%) and suburbs (78%) are more likely than people who live in towns (71%) and rural areas (66%) to support bike lanes in their area. Democrats (90%) are more likely than Republicans (66%) to support bike lanes. Three-quarters of Americans support having bike lanes in their local area March 17 - 19, 2025
E-bike rebate program We want to help you keep moving! WE-Bike is accepting applications from March 30, 2026 until March 29, 2027. First selection round 9-11 a.m. April 13.
Steal her look: Bull Kelp! I took the photo of the holdfast in the bottom left corner, others are from the internet.
@edsbs.bsky.social I went to Costco this week for the first time in years and am ready to turn over management of the country to them
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A brown bike with a yellow trailer parked in front of a Costco
A comic depicting a management team deciding how to solve the gas panic, one person suggests EVs another suggests hydrogen cars. The person who suggested bike, subsidies, and bike lanes gets yeeted also known as defenestration.
The Best of Fuel CD for $12.99
regret 1 of2 verb regret ri-gret 4)) ) regretted; regretting Synonyms of regret > transitive verb 1 a : to mourn the loss or death of b: to miss very much 2 : to be very sorry for regrets his mistakes
Not all developers used homologous and consistent language regarding "any person not of" the White or Caucasian race in their restrictive covenants. Developers like the South Seattle Land Company often listed the specific races restricted from purchasing their properties. For example, covenants established by the South Seattle Land Company frequently maintained that no "part of said property hereby conveyed shall ever be used or occupied by any person of the Ethiopian, Malay, or any Asiatic race." 20 In a 1930 covenant, the South Seattle Land Company also listed "Hebrews" among the races restricted from occupying their properties in the McMicken Heights and Beverly Park neighborhoods. To clarify, from the 1920s to 1940s terminology, "Hebrews" meant Jews; "Ethiopians" meant African ancestry; "Malays" meant Filipinos; and "Asiatic" meant anyone from the Asian continent. "
Inspired by New Deal legislation and the efforts of a young Seattle attorney named Jesse Epstein, the Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) was established in 1939. It was then, and remains today, a separate public corporation that has ties to but is not under the jurisdiction of city, state or federal government. In that founding year, Epstein became the agency's first executive director and SHA received $3 million in federal funds to develop the area known as Yesler Terrace near downtown Seattle into the state's first publicly subsidized housing. Yesler would also become the nation's first racially integrated public housing.
A small brown dog looks at the photographer and inhales her jowls to express frustration but instead she looks like she is trying to smile
Marshawn Lynch going beast mode on a Lime bike in Seattle
A smiling brown dog sitting on her dadā€™s lap, staring at a TV off camera
A group of people wearing Kraken gear including a squid face and a flag as a cape wait for the light to cross Seattleā€™s downtown protected intersection.