Arlington Historical Bike Ride (No Drop Ride)

[bobco85]

I have news that I am excited to share concerning the Arlington Historical Bike Ride: I recently finished creating a guidebook for the ride that contains maps, directions, and info for each stop! The guidebook is a PDF file formatted so that folks can either print using the booklet setting in Adobe Reader (booklet size is half a sheet of paper per page) or put on their phones/tablets/phablets/etc.

I will bring a few printed copies* to Hump Day Coffee Club tomorrow morning, and sometime tomorrow I will post the link to the PDF file (stored on Google Docs for now) so that others may download and print as they wish.

I will make one of these for the Alexandria Historical Bike Ride, too.

* – had to learn how to use a manual combing machine, but it worked out quite well

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@lordofthemark 163251 wrote:

BTW, in another tidbit, Luna Park in Coney Island is close to Trump Village.

The Trump Village Shopping Center is being redeveloped into a glitzier mixed use development called “Neptune/Sixth”. The closing of the old stores there (Rocco’s Pizza!) caused my dad much consternation in his last days. Maybe now that Coney Island is getting hipsterized (a craft brewery, a new concert venue, …) they’ll extend Citibikes down there.

[bobco85]

I finished creating a guidebook for my Arlington Historical Bike Ride and have printed a few copies! I gave them out at Hump Day Coffee Club this morning.

For anyone interested in getting their own version, here is a link to the PDF file that you can print for yourself or put on your electronic device to save paper: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzfUugn9MSiIeFBLSWd1dHdQOUk

Please note: if printing the guidebook, use Adobe Reader and select the booklet setting. The pages are meant to be half a standard letter page each (5.5″ x 8.5″).

Let me know if you have any issues with printing/downloading the document, and enjoy!

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