Yeah, dunno how the upside down happened....

Let me just say how much better cycling is back east than in the middle of the desert. OTOH, we have single-digit humidity here, and the ubiquitous bunnies are WAY cuter than squirrels.

Here's a view from my dawn ride this a.m.

Okay, how about FREE? If you'll come and pick it up, it's yours. Please reply by private message to goldstein.j.mail@gmail.com. Thanks.

Steve Zeldin wrote:

The Jerome Jay northern most bridge approaches are rough milled and dangerous.

Any excuse not to climb Jerome Jay!

Steve Zeldin wrote:

The Jerome Jay northern most bridge approaches are rough milled and dangerous.

Any excuse not to climb Jerome Jay!

It isn't a road per se, but the paved path around the reservoir in Druid Hill Park is closed for construction that could take 3-4 years. This having been my place to do laps for several years and a well-used recreation area for locals, I am not amused. Who knows whether the result will be worth it. Considering Baltimore's penchant for taking something perfectly good and messing it up (viz. the preposterous and universally unloved Roland Avenue "cycle track"), my hopes are not high.

For sale: Mondial SportRack roof rack plus upright mount bicycle carrier
$50 OBO

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Meadowood Emory Church loop, 44.5 miles. We roll at 9:00.

carl boyd wrote:

Janet,
what "small southwestern town" are you moving to?

I don't want to get off topic; as BBC moderator, I'd have to slap myself on the wrist. :-)

Thanks for the replies, gents. Next I need to pack that "Zinn and the Art of Bicycle Maintainence" where it'll be handy, because there's no bike shop in the small southwestern town to which we move next month....