Easton Cycling's video: The Full Circle Cycling Project

https://tinyurl.com/FullCircleProject An avid cyclist, artist and designer, Ariel conceived of The Full Circle Cycling Land Acknowledgement Project to raise funds and awareness of the land that we use everyday as cyclists up in Marin County, the birthplace of modern mountain and gravel riding. This land was once home to the Coast Miwok, but their existence is seldom acknowledged. In support of the Coast Miwok’s work to share and preserve their culture, the Full Circle Cycling Project aims to sell artwork inspired by the land, cycling and community. Funds raised will go towards current and forthcoming projects that the Coast Miwok have established (you can find further details on their a cultural learning center, and land acknowledgement statue at the link) as well as funding to assist Trips for Kids Marin to continue to make cycling accessible for all. Ariel’s ultimate goal is to help all people experience nature through cycling by supporting local programs who help bring cycling to underserved communities. Please head to The Full Circle fundraiser page to learn more about the artwork, and to purchase a Tunitas Carryall musette, handkerchief, or print of the artwork. Easton Cycling is excited to support the work Ariel has put in to develop these connections through art, and we are proud to provide financial assistance in bringing this project to fruition so that all proceeds can benefit the community. Special thanks to the Coast Miwok Tribal Council for their support of this project. https://tinyurl.com/FullCircleProject Thank you to all parties that have brought this project and video together (change to social handles for post, or link to social in PR) Ariel Wickham Earnhardt Tunitas Carryall BRAAAP Excelsior Coffee Josh Becker Chris McNally Jessica Chan Lea Sabado Albert Que Brandon Reif Gene Torno Emily Cheng Kyle Ng Alan Barbaran Matt Miller