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2010 Buddhist Bicycle Pilgrimage |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 14 January 2010 |
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Mark your calender, the 9th Annual Buddhist Bicycle Pilgrimage in Northern California:
September 25 and 26, 2010
2 Days .....137 Miles .......60,000 Breaths
Registration opens August 20, 2010 SAVE THE DATE
It's still early in 2010 and the plans for the 2010 is in the works. We are very much looking forward to this year's ride. The route remains the same. There will be only some minor changes. We will be opening registration later this year. Please feel free to offer any suggestion that might make the ride more enjoyable. If you are new to the site, pleasePlease send along any ideas or questions you may have.
All the best,
The BBP team |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 14 January 2010 )
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Uploading photos from the Pilgrimage |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 01 October 2009 |
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Please add your photos directly to the website by following these simple directions:
- Resize the photos so that they are smaller and quicker to load. We recommend that you resize all the photos so that they are 432px × 287px.
- If you have one or two photos, you don't need to zip the files. However, if you have a handful of photos to upload, please zip all the photos so that they are in one package/file to make uploading easier.
- Login on the website and you can upload directly to the website by clicking on this link
- Click on the blue arrow and select the zip file and hit upload.
Thanks!
Franklyn giving a tour of CTTB Buddha Hall 2008.
Photo credit: Ed Ritger:
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 01 October 2009 )
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Written by Franklyn Wu
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Tuesday, 29 September 2009 |
We had a wonderful pilgrimage again! We had a record-breaking 130 pilgrims this year with 31 volunteers and 99 riders, and the lowest number of no-shows ever!
Hope everyone had a safe and pleasant trip back home and rested well. I am writing on behalf of the Dharmawheels organization to thank you for participating in this year's Buddhist Bicycle Pilgrimage--either as a rider traversing the 140-mile route one pedal stroke at a time, or a tireless volunteer that supported and made the journey possible. I hope the weekend has offered you some opportunities to reflect, to practice patience and mindfulness in the burning heat, to meet new and old friends, and be a part of a wonderful community. I was able to pitch in and do a small part in helping to organize the event and also rode my bike, and I am extremely grateful not only for being able to share the roads on my bike with you but also the opportunity to serve you as a volunteer for planning the event.
Meditation at KOA.
Photo credit: David Haye
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Last Updated ( Friday, 02 October 2009 )
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