![Copenhagen Cycle Chic](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgCnu61D5-qutmfd8Xmi1rFW9idCwwGND7baMlkLyHT4YCqce8qcv28ptPGt_8-jB3lGPPgHi-fOf-BuCi4NQV88Ss0uptuSOxfibsHYce1IAPAcgwtY7_bynV7Fy4rFB4r387biXHrndcm/s400/036_Floral+-+Copy.jpg)
After the snowstorm yesterday, which was unexpected and a bit late in the season, all eyes are now on spring and summer. I'm looking forward to it. Here's some photos from summer, from last year.
![Copenhagen Cycle Chic](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiXEeHuKd0AxWpFPKXI58zPbnFHeqWKubTDAjwGMGNjDBQkqdbOdckaNgnOXXdjOEtnPniIzxCeUaD2fGW4DJ2Il19VJ1lLgq2XOgSJ_tJ6DHjXMo5Ny615yk7NXtteWA19BZ36KrFEtP1J/s400/Girlie+Hurly+-+Copy.jpg)
And this photo - below - is by far the most popular in the Copenhagen Cycle Chic archives. I've entered it in a competition over at JPG MAGAZINE - cast a vote for it - and bike culture - if you have the time. It's in the Human Impact category. Can't argue with bikes making impact on humans. And certain cyclists making impact on others.
![Fashionista on Wheels *](http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1205/866762586_1aabede143_m.jpg)
The funny thing about this shot was that I was out riding to the supermarket with Wifealiciousness. We were at a red light and she elbowed me and said, "Camera... get your camera out..." I did, just in time.
The very best advocate for cycle chic swept past.
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