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  • #1054247
    LeprosyStudyGroup
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    Got a reply from Mike @ CJCR

    On Wed, Jun 22, 2016 at 7:05 PM, Michael Peterson wrote:

    [LSG],

    Thanks for reaching out. I was forwarded your message about the B.Y.O.C. Club at Crystal City Water Park. It sounds like an awesome event and we are

    Unfortunately, Arlington county does not permit mobile vending earlier that 8a. However, I’m happy to coordinate on a private event or to arrange for the bike to get out to be set up and ready to vend at 8a or even a little earlier.

    How long does the group typically meet in the mornings?

    Thanks,
    Mike


    Mike Peterson
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    Looks like people have a good reason to join the 8am crew!

    #1054763
    Judd
    Participant

    There’s a 20% chance of rain for Crystal City Coffee Club tomorrow. Should it rain, coffee club is still on but the rain location is the covered patio at Cosi at 2011 Crystal Dr. Hope to see everyone there!

    #1054767
    Arlingtonrider
    Participant

    I won’t be able to make it tomorrow, but hope to join you all next week (or better yet, Weds. morning at Best Buns)!

    #1055175
    GovernorSilver
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    Nice meetup today that turned into a very nice group ride, with a stopover at the Navy-Merchant Marine Memorial, where these pics were taken – 2 by ArlingtonRider and one by myself.

    Thank you worktheweb for taking us on this lovely route!

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    #1055183
    CaseyKane50
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    @GovernorSilver 142973 wrote:

    Nice meetup today that turned into a very nice group ride, with a stopover at the Navy-Merchant Marine Memorial, where these pics were taken – 2 by ArlingtonRider and one by myself.

    Thank you worktheweb for taking us on this lovely route!

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    Minor nit. Your photos are of the LBJ memorial – Texas granite monolith.

    The Navy Merchant Marine Memorial has waves and seagulls.

    #1055185
    ginacico
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    @CaseyKane50 142981 wrote:

    Your photos are of the LBJ memorial – Texas granite monolith.

    Where we admired the riverfront view, and read LBJ quotes aloud, e.g. “I hope it may be said a hundred years from now. that by working together we helped to make our country more just for all its people … I believe that at least it will be said that we tried.”

    @CaseyKane50 142981 wrote:

    The Navy Merchant Marine Memorial has waves and seagulls.

    Which we also circled on our way up to 14th St bridge.

    An excellent post-coffee caravan!

    #1055267
    GovernorSilver
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    @CaseyKane50 142981 wrote:

    Minor nit. Your photos are of the LBJ memorial – Texas granite monolith.

    The Navy Merchant Marine Memorial has waves and seagulls.

    I read the map wrong. The fact that we circled two memorials should have clued me in. :p

    #1055993
    LeprosyStudyGroup
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    Took me a while to figure it out but our lil sandwich eatin coffee cup landin flappin and poopin buddy this tuesday was a juvenile european starling, who looks pretty different from the adult version.
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    #1055995
    KWL
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    @LeprosyStudyGroup 143906 wrote:

    Took me a while to figure it out but our lil sandwich eatin coffee cup landin flappin and poopin buddy this tuesday was a juvenile european starling, who looks pretty different from the adult version.

    What…is the air speed velocity of an unladen starling? You are such a birder geek. :)

    #1055996
    Judd
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    @KWL 143908 wrote:

    What…is the air speed velocity of an unladen starling? You are such a birder geek. :)

    I’m glad that I’m not the only one who instantly thought this. I can personally attest to LSG’s Dr. Doolittle powers.

    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

    #1055998
    DrP
    Participant

    @KWL 143908 wrote:

    What…is the air speed velocity of an unladen starling? You are such a birder geek. :)

    Can it carry coconuts?

    #1057395
    ian74
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    @DrP 143911 wrote:

    Can it carry coconuts?

    He could grip it by the husk!

    #1057397
    chris_s
    Participant

    @ian74 144235 wrote:

    He could grip it by the husk!

    It’s not a question of where he GRIPS it.

    #1057403
    LeprosyStudyGroup
    Participant

    allayou are getting tossed in the pit with the bunny

    #1057538
    LeprosyStudyGroup
    Participant

    Turning in my homework assignment from FFG:
    I think the mystery trees growing around the trail side of the CCwater park are River Birch. Trees are harder to identify than birds, had to go back and take a picture of the leaves this afternoon :rolleyes: I’m not confident my answer is correct.

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