Showing posts with label cycling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cycling. Show all posts

Friday, May 31, 2019

Cycling event at College and Shaw: Event Review



    Tuesday May 28th

 It Bike Month 2019 in Toronto and cycle Toronto is holding events from May 27th - June 10. All around Toronto to educate, advocate and share with the public on insights on what is happening in the City bike lane infrastructure.

    On this night we were handing out swag bags and ask cyclist to support out initiatives to expand bike lanes and buy our bike month shirts.

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Monday, October 29, 2018

Cliff Bar- Caramel Chocolate Peanut Butter: Food Review


         "It's so good I eat cut it in pieces and have it throughout the day!" Jim Pagiamtzis

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Friday, August 31, 2018

Journey to amazing meeting with new client intersted in Constant Contact platform.


            Tuesday August 28th

             It was beautiful summer day and I had meeting in the Beaches area of Toronto with a new client who was interested in using Constant Contact for her business.

             I decided to go in style!  Got my Constant Contact running shoes and my Constant Contact glasses and got ready to cycle to the Beaches

           We have some amazing cycling lands in Toronto that lead to the Martin Goodman Trail that goes east and west across the cities waterfront.

            I started down Bathurst street all the way south to Fleet Street then went east on the Martin Goodman Trail all the way to Ashbridges Bay Park learn more .

             Then went north on Woodbine avenue and turn right and went east on Queen Street until I reached Nando Restaurant at 11:00am.

                 Had a spectacular conversation with my new client and look forward to long and rewarding business relationship with her.

                       Huge thank to Constant Contact support since 2012 and Summer Camp 2018 has been an amazing experience.                                          

Constant Contact running shoes

                                                         
Summer Camp map with Constant Contact



Jim Pagiamtzis cycling on Bloor

Martin Goodman Trail at the foot of Bathurst and Front


                                                
Mural on the Goodman Trail

Monday, August 13, 2018

Cycling the streets of Toronto: Special cycling post


     Special cycling post:

              I have been cycling the streets of  Toronto for many years. In recent years there have been some big changes in the downtown core.

                 Bike Lanes on Bloor Street West ( Shaw St to Avenue Rd) were implemented for 1 years pilot project and later approved for the long term. It was great to have the ability to ride safely across bloor.

               Bike lanes have been install all over the city in recent years Shaw Street South, Dundas Street in the Junction and in the beaches area.

             There are many other areas that don't have lanes and this has made cycling a very dangerous thing to do. In July 2018 there were numerous deaths of cyclist in the downtown core. It was disturbing to see this happen.

               Our way of life has changed in recent years from cars, ebikes, rollerbladers and skateboarders are using the streets.

                 Vision Zero has been implemented by the city of Toronto to create a better and safer roadmap for everyone. It is a still a work in progress.

               I have been a member of cycle Toronto for a few years and have participated in various events that are used a education for everyone that we are sharing the streets and must have respect for each other.

               I have had many close calls in my journey of cycling and I am thankfull nothing serious.

                We have to continue to educate everyone that we love our city and must respect that everyone has different modes of transportation.

                  Cycle Safe.

                                                      




Monday, July 9, 2018

Journey to Bowmanville for movie The Art of Racing in the Rain

          Saturday July 7.2018

       It was awesome day to cycle from Bloor and Bathurst all the way south to the Martin Goodman Trailer and then go east all the way to edge of the Gardiner Expressway to the 30 Booth Avenue to Cinespace Film Studio.

  I locked my bike and then took 90 minutes bus ride to Bowmanville, ONT to the Canadian Tire Motorsports Speedway to appear in the film. The art of racing in the rain. Based on a book Actor Patrick Dempsey bought the rights to and now producing a movie.

  It was hot and cars were racing fast and furious around the race track!

  We were done at 8pm and then 90 minute bus ride back to Toronto and the cycled back home. Reach back at 10:30pm took a shower and crashed into bed

Life of an actor!

    Patrick Dempsey in Bowmanville Dairy Queen read more
     The Art of Racing in the Rain IMDb read more



cycling south on Bathurst Street

Jim Pagiamtzis Cycling in the six

bike parking at Cinespace Film Studios

Jim Pagiamtzis at Cinespace Film Studio at 9:00am

Jim Pagiamtzis leaving Canadian Tire Motorsport Racetrack in Bowmanville at 8:00pm
                                                                  

Thursday, June 28, 2018

Special bike Story: Cycle Toronto celebrating Bike Month at Simcoe and Bremner


Tuesday June 26th

 Simcoe and Bremner was our lasted stop for Bike month to give out Swag bags to cyclist.


                                

Wednesday, June 20, 2018

Special bike Story: Cycle Toronto celebrating Bike Month at MEC on King Street West in Toronto

            Tuesday June 19th

           It amazing Tuesday Night in Toronto to celebrate Bike Month at MEC on King Street West in Toronto. We had great time giving out swag bags to cyclist for a few hours.


Jim Pagiamtzis
       
Cycle Toronto pop up outside MEC

My bike guarding the trolley
                                    

Saturday, June 16, 2018

Special Cycling Post: Cycle Toronto Bike month on Adelaide and Simcoe



                 Tuesday June 12th

                It was beautiful to celebrate Bike Month with Cycle Toronto at Adelaide and Simoce Streets. June is Bike Month Learn more

        We gave out sway bags to cyclists and shared inights on Bike month and initiatives that we participate in all year long

     Cycle Toronto Learn ore




Cyclist with her flower bike



                                                        

Friday, June 8, 2018


  Thursday June 7th (evening)

  Cycle Toronto was at College and Shaw giving out free swag bag bags celebrating Bike Month in Toronto May 28th- June 30th  Bike Month Learn more

Cycle Toronto Learn more



                               

Wednesday, June 6, 2018

Special Cycling post; Bike month in Toronto (Madison and Bloor)

 Tuesday June 5th

   It was time to share information on Cycle Toronto and Bike Month at the corner of Madison and Blooor

  



                                       

Monday, June 4, 2018

Special cycling post: Bike Valet with Cycle Toronto at Field Trip Event

    Saturday June 2,2018

   It was amazing expereince on Saturday evening to provide free bike valet service for attendees for Field Trip Festival.


Jim Pagiamtzis at Cycle Toronto Bike Valet near Old Fort York
                                                         

Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Special cycling post: Cycle Toronto at Coronation Park (Strachan & Lakeshore)

             Tuesday May 29,2018 (evening)

              Bike Month has arrived!

             It was an amazing evening of sharing information about Cycle Toronto and what we are doing for Bike month

             We gave away 100 swag bags full of great items from maps, coupons and information on bike events throughout the city of Toronto.

             Cycle Toronto Learn more




                                       







                         

Monday, May 28, 2018

Special event Post: Art Crawl at Christie pits with Cycle Toronto

    Sunday May 24th

  It was a beautiful day in Toronto for the Art Crawl at Christie Pits Park ( Christie and Bloor)

  Artisan were sharing and CycleTo had booth sharing informaiton on Bike Month (see below), new maps, joining are newsletter and answer questions.

   Cycle Toronto Learn more



Vegetarin Hot dog

volunteer Heather being interviewed by CP24


Volunteer Sharing insigth on Map with attendee

volunteers at Cycle Toronto booth