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[drevil]

Hey! I went up that rock yesterday too! But from the other direction (coming towards blue). First time I'd actually made it (or really even had the courage to do more than ride up to it and slam on the brakes)

Mad props! I was trying to convince Kathy to do it the opposite direction of you where it's a steeper drop, but she couldn't calm the demons that said she'd flip.

I was actually coming from the same direction as you, but on the corner to the right (yours was on the left), which involves riding off the path and going through the trees

[consularrider]

Hey! I went up that rock yesterday too! But from the other direction (coming towards blue). First time I'd actually made it (or really even had the courage to do more than ride up to it and slam on the brakes)

I just don't understand what the point of going over the rock is if those silly people weren't blocking the trail around it, just saying ring your bell ...

[consularrider]

I thought I should get another pleasant Taunus ride in before I head for the DC sauna. Doesn't it look cool and refreshing under those trees?

Friedrich II in Friedrichsdorf

[bobco85]

The third video in my series on Seattle's neighborhood greenways, the Wedgwood Greenway is a shorter but direct connection between parts of northeast Seattle with the popular Burke-Gilman Trail.

There isn't a whole lot more to say about the Wedgwood Greenway other than it's a pretty straightforward route on calm neighborhood streets, really nice for cyclists of all abilities.

I plan to do 2 more videos in the series before taking a break to do some different projects, but I feel like I'm on a roll here for Seattle-area videos!

[bobco85]

Back with the fourth video in my series on Seattle's neighborhood greenways featuring the Ballard 58th Greenway.

This greenway is pretty straightforward and provides a really nice east-west connection through the Ballard neighborhood in northwest Seattle. It ends at the popular Burke-Gilman Trail and intersects the Ballard 17th Greenway.

Again, I want to stress the awesomeness of having streetside crossing signal buttons as they are very convenient when trying to cross busier intersections. They eliminate the problems of detectors ignoring cyclists, cyclists needing to go onto the sidewalk, and cyclists then losing their place in traffic and having to merge with cars.



In the video, there's something neat if you pause around 1:17. You might recognize a certain red house for a familiar comic/cartoon

[mello yello]

I've been riding the Bicycle Space hills of Anacostia ride the last two weeks... well, last week's was cancelled but I did it anyway.

[huskerdont]

Checked out the ride to Audi Field (DC United) the other day and was happy to see PBLs, even if said PBLs aren't really on my route:





Sideways again. They're not like that, really.

[drevil]

Hope you had a happy Fourth!


Fourth of July 2018 @ the National Mall by ricky d, on Flickr

[Starduster]

Hope you had a happy Fourth!


Fourth of July 2018 @ the National Mall by ricky d, on Flickr

Fantastic shot, sir!

[Boomer2U]

Happy 7th of July from Alexandria (ride with @felipe and @ChrisW )


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