Rush Hour on the W&OD

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  • #909502
    Dirt
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    I got a late start this morning. I stayed up watching the TdF stage and relaxing with my wife and before I knew it it was midnight. That made the 0500 alarm particularly painful. I manned up and got myself going, but I was about 40 minutes later than usual at hitting the trail.

    Traffic was jammed all the way from Falls Church to Rosslyn on the W&OD and Custis Trails. My bell-ringing thumb was really tired by the time I got to the office. I definitely have to work on a set-up that lets me ring ambidextrously.

    I am not going to make that mistake again.

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    Hugs and kisses,

    Pete

    #923636
    consularrider
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    We certainly have seen a increase in morning activity with the high afternoon temperatures. Conversely, I hardly have to use my bell after getting off the Mt Vernon Trail in the evening.

    #923638
    skreaminquadz
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    I generally leave my house at 6:30am and the traffic is pretty busy by then. A couple of weeks ago I left a few minutes before 6am – wow what a difference that made! The traffic on the W&OD was down about 75%, I saw a TON of rabbits, and the street traffic was also way down. If I could just somehow do that every day, but then reality sets in… in the form of a snooze button.

    #923639
    Mark Blacknell
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    Yeah, all of you people are nutz. I charge extra for making me roll over before 8:30.

    #923641
    Dirt
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    “If I could party all night, and sleep all day, my life would be easy!!!!!”

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