During this year’s scorching summer, I ended many of my rides with a dip in a small, long-neglected harbour near where I live. Occasionally I had to compete for space with fishermen who chose to cast

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Phone alarm goes off. I wonder briefly where I am and begin my daily audit of what hurts this morning. So tired. I left the window open overnight for a bit of air, and I can hear the announcements fro

Imagine the vision: silent streets and sweeter air. Slippery-shaped two- and three-seaters cleaving along dedicated routes, batteries charged by induction coils embedded in the road. Featherweight, ef

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