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Post-Car Adventuring Book Launch Party

From SFBC: Have you ever wanted to camp, hike, or stay at a hostel, but want to roll in style by bike, bus, train and/or ferry? But you don’t know the best sites or routes, or how plan a multi-day trip by bike? Come to the book launch party of Post-Car Adventuring at Gestalt Haus … Continued

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Have you ever wanted to camp, hike, or stay at a hostel, but want to roll in style by bike, bus, train and/or ferry? But you don’t know the best sites or routes, or how plan a multi-day trip by bike? Come to the book launch party of Post-Car Adventuring at Gestalt Haus SF for beers, brats. Meet the authors and learn how to roll from SF to tons of great spots in the Bay Area and northern California with ease and confidence. Come and get inspired to plan your first (or next!) post-car adventure. Learn more about Post-Car Press.

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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.

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